20ga Charlies Daily OU BCM made.

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alleyyooper

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Been shooting a lot of clays with this shot gun I bought for my wife. She hasn't been useing it so I decided to give it some work.
I've found I really like the shot gun but alas it has devloped a problem, it will some times not fire the top barrel. Some times it seems to sort of hang fire, then at times it feels like the trigger pull is 100 pounds.

I want to get the stock off to clean the trigger, hammer and safety group to see if that works. I bought the shot gun used so have no Idea how it had been cared for .
Are those nails in the trigger guard going into the stock. Doesn't appear that Any screw driver I have will fit those tiny slots either.

I also so a you tube of a fix for a 12 ga to make it fire both barrels if that might be the problem.

:D Al
 
take it to a good gunsmith who works on over/under and double barrel shotguns and let him work on it with the right screw drivers.
 
Best I can do at this time. Part number 2226B
And what looks like 2228b

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Take it to a smith to remove some thing I am not even sure is screws by the diagram. Nope not going to do it.

:D Al
 
Doesn't appear that Any screw driver I have will fit those tiny slots either.
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Buy the correct screwdriver. Nobody puts slots in nails, those are screws. There are gunsmith screwdriver sets that are available with some very small tips.
 
Agreed, those are screws; gunsmith screwdrivers are needed otherwise you'll bugger them up good.
Otherwise, find a good gunsmith (that means NOT a Glock or AR parts changer)
 
Depends on "which" Charles Daly

The Charles Daly company has changed hands, several times now.

The old Charles Daly company was a distributor/importer of high end European guns, Charles Daly was not ever a manufacturer.

The early guns are typically high end. The current version of the Charles Daly company sells inexpensive guns.

I think they are currently in business. Just don't forget, a lifetime warranty is not your lifetime, it is the lifetime of the company.
 
They are currently in business, importing from Turkey. Nothing like the quality of the Prussian-made guns of yesteryear.
 
Nor even the ones made in Japan by Miroku-the Japanese-made Charles Daly shotguns exhibited good workmanship and finish.
 
Considering Miroku builds the Citori line for Browning (which is also their line for non0US countries, they have always made a very good O/U
 
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