Kassnar Charles Daly 20 Gauge 300 301 Pump Shotgun Double Slide Action Bar

Item Description

This listing is for ONE Action Bar Assembly for an Akkar or Daly model 300, 20 gauge shotgun. From an Importer liquidation come this complete action bar assembly for an Akkar made Charles Daly model 300 Pump Action shotgun chambered in 20 gauge, that will accept 3 inch 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 2010 until 2014. Construction is entirely steel, 4 pieces total. Finish is matte blue oxide. This assembly will fit both older model and late model 300 Akkar and Daly shotguns that will accept 20 gauge, 3 inch shells. Dimensions are 8 3/4 inches overall length; .954 inch outside width; .2845 rail thickness; and .4255 upper block width. Parts included are View 46 Action Bar; 47 Action Bar Plunger Spring; 48 Action Bar Plunger; and 49 Action Bar Plunger Plunger Retaining Pin. These Action Bar Assemblies will only fit an Akkar model 300, or an Akkar / Charles Daly model 300 Pump Action shotgun chambered in 20 gauge, that will chamber 3 inch shells. They will not fit a 12 gauge Daly, will not fit a 28 gauge Akkar, will Not Fit any Daly Akkar Semi Auto; and will not fit the dump lever of a 1947 John Deere Manure Spreader. Surface detractions are minimal, only occasional shelf wear from Samco's warehouse. We're offering the Akkar Daly action bar assemblies in the photos, or their identical mates, each assembly for only $ 39.00.

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