Akkar Charles Daly 12 gauge 3.5 in 335 Pump Carrier Dog View 37 Master Mag

Item Description

This listing is for ONE ONE Carrier Dog for an Akkar made model 335 Master Mag Pump 12 gauge Shotgun chambered for 3 1/2 inch shells . Buy 3, however, or any 3 items, and shipping is Free for the entire order, lower 48. From an Importer liquidation come these old stock parts for Akkar made Charles Daly model 335 pump or slide action shotguns chambered to accept 3 1/2 inch 12 gauge shells. 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 2006 until 2014, and corresponds to the first two digits of the shotgun's serial number. Construction is one piece milled steel, with split aperture tail and with follower recess. Schematic number is 37, Carrier Dog. This piece is oversized above all its mates for other Daly or Akkar Pump or Auto Shotguns. It measures 1.3725 inches long wide by .498 inch wide. Thickness tapers from .01805 at the point to .1825 at the aperture. Pin aperture is recessed, with .1345 diameter center. Split cavity is .059 width. These parts will only fit an Akkar model 335, or an Akkar / Charles Daly model 335 pump or slide action shotgun chambered for 12 gauge, 3 1/2 inch shells. They will Not fit any other shotguns that we know of. They are the longest, however, of the Akkar Carrier Dogs with dimensions otherwise the same, so they can be fitted to any of the other variants made between 2010 the present. We're offering the Akkar Daly 335 Carrier Dogs in the photos each for only $ 9.00.

Dealer inquiries welcome for orders of 50 parts mix and match.

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Shipping

• $5 First Class Mail, or $12 Priority.
• Long gun barrels, swords, and gun cases. $20 Priority on those, combined.
• 15% Restock Fee on new / 30 day return on used .

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