C.daly 301 Field 12/28" 3" True Tmbr

The Charles Daly 301 Field 12/28" 3" True Timber shotgun is a pump-action 12-gauge designed for upland game hunting and clay shooting. This 9.44-pound platform delivers the versatility serious shooters demand through a three-piece interchangeable choke system—included tubes span improved cylinder, modified, and full constrictions. The 28-inch barrel balances swing speed with velocity, making it effective across typical hunting ranges while remaining maneuverable in brushy terrain.

The 301 Field features a 4+1 round capacity fed from an underslung magazine tube, delivering the rapid follow-up capability pump-action shotguns are known for. The synthetic stock and forend, finished in TrueTimber Prairie camouflage, provide weather resistance and reduced maintenance compared to wood furnishings—an advantage in damp field conditions. Checkered surfaces enhance grip security when handling in variable weather. The 3-inch chamber accepts both 2.75-inch and 3-inch magnum loads, expanding ammunition selection for different game species and shot requirements. Beretta/Benelli Mobile Choke threading (MC-3) is a cross-platform standard, ensuring compatibility with aftermarket chokes beyond the three supplied tubes.

This shotgun is built for hunters and sport shooters who value modularity without complexity. Upland bird hunters benefit from choke flexibility when transitioning between open fields and denser cover. Clay target shooters appreciate the predictable recoil impulse and quick target reacquisition that the 28-inch barrel geometry provides. The TrueTimber Prairie finish offers authentic woodland blending for eastern and Midwestern hunting environments.

Pump-action shotguns remain the industry standard for reliability and user serviceability in field conditions. The Charles Daly 301 Field positions itself as an accessible entry point into this category without sacrificing the choke interchangeability that experienced shooters expect. Tube-fed magazine systems offer faster reloading than box-fed alternatives and allow shooters to load mixed ammunition types—critical when switching between smaller shot sizes for birds and heavier loads for waterfowl.