Akkar Charles Daly 12 ga 635 Auto Shotgun Feed Latch / Action Release Assembly

Item Description

This listing is for ONE Feed Latch, or Action Release Latch or Button Assembly. Any combination of 3 or more non-gun non ammo items ship free, lower 48. From an Importer liquidation come these feed latches, or action release assemblies for an Akkar made Charles Daly model 635 Semi Automatic shotguns chambered in 12 gauge, that will chamber 3 1/2 inch shells. It will NOT work in a standard 3 inch shotgun. Manufacturer was Akkar Silah Sanayi Ltd. of Istanbul, Republic of Turkey. Importer was Samco Global Arms, Inc. / SGAI of Miami, the Charles Daly Importer from 2012 until 2015. Production dates ranged from 2007 until 2014. Construction is cast steel parts, with stainless pin and spring. Parts included in this assembly are view numbers 8, Latch Tip; 9, Latch Tip Pin; 10 Latch Spring; 11 Latch Pin; 12 Latch Pin Detent Spring; 13 Action Release Button; 14, Action Release Button Spring; and 15, Latch. This part will fit both older model and late model 635 Akkar and Daly shotguns chambered in 12 gauge. Dimensions are 3.44 inches overall length; .396 inch width; and .222 inch ridge thickness. These assemblies will only fit an Akkar model 635, or an Akkar / Charles Daly model 635 Semi Automatic shotgun chambered in 12 gauge for 3 1/2 inch shells. They will not fit a 12 gauge 3 inch Akkar, 20 gauge Daly, will not fit a 28 gauge chambered Akkar, will Not Fit any Daly Akkar Pump Gun; and will not fit the dump lever of a 1947 John Deere Manure Spreader. Replacement pricing on this assembly runs upwards of $50 on GPI. We're offering the Akkar Daly release latch assembly in the photos, however, each for only $ 13.00.

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