The Charles Daly Triple Threat is a .410 bore triple-barrel break-open shotgun (Charles Daly part no. 930.111) built around three stacked barrels instead of the usual two, giving it three shots of the lightest-recoiling gauge before a reload. Its 18.5-inch barrels keep the gun compact for close-range handling, and a blued finish over a walnut stock gives it classic looks despite the unusual multi-barrel layout. A fiber optic front sight keeps the sight picture fast and bright.

Key Specifications

• Chambered for .410 bore shells, the lightest-recoiling gauge on the line.
• Accepts up to 3-inch shells for standard .410 loads.
• Unusual triple-barrel design stacks three barrels instead of the standard two.
• 18.5-inch barrels keep the gun compact for close-range handling.
• Three-round capacity, one shell per barrel, before a reload.
• Walnut stock for classic looks on an unusual multi-barrel gun.
• Fiber optic front sight for a fast, bright sight picture.
• Fixed sights type for a consistent, no-adjustment sight picture.
• Shipping weight of about 11 pounds reflects the added weight of a third barrel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why three barrels instead of two? The triple-barrel design gives three shots before a reload, without the complexity of a repeating action.

Does the short barrel require special paperwork? No, it’s a standard Title I shotgun and transfers through a normal FFL.

What’s the stock material? Walnut.

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A compact triple-barrel .410 delivers three light-recoiling shots in a genuinely unusual package. Browse more over/under shotguns from Schaefer Defense, or order the Triple Threat from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL.