12Ga Charles Daly - The Firearms Forum

Spooky · 12-07-2011, 04:34 PM

Hello, I have a shotgun my father owned since I was a little kid and we hunted with it quite a bit. He passed away several years ago and my mother would like to sell it. I would like to know if anyone can tell me more about it, and what it is worth so I can sell it for her.

Any information is appreciated.

Here is what the markings are:
Charles Daly, N.Y..N.Y. Superior 12GA-2 3/4"

Miroku Firearms MFG. CO., KOCHI JAPAN

S606329

It seems to be in very good shape and has no obvious wear on it.

Sorry if the pictures are not the best, I only had my cell phone. I can take better ones if needed.

Oneida Steve · 12-07-2011, 06:57 PM

You have a nice Miroku shotgun, made in Japan and marketed by Charles Daly. Used O/U shotguns of that type retail for around $500-$600, depending on condition and choke.

Miroku made some good guns. In many ways they are superior to the bottom-end O/U shotguns you see today.

12-07-2011, 04:34 PM	#1
Spooky Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 1	12Ga Charles Daly Hello, I have a shotgun my father owned since I was a little kid and we hunted with it quite a bit. He passed away several years ago and my mother would like to sell it. I would like to know if anyone can tell me more about it, and what it is worth so I can sell it for her. Any information is appreciated. Here is what the markings are: Charles Daly, N.Y..N.Y. Superior 12GA-2 3/4" Miroku Firearms MFG. CO., KOCHI JAPAN S606329 It seems to be in very good shape and has no obvious wear on it. Sorry if the pictures are not the best, I only had my cell phone. I can take better ones if needed. Attached Images -->

12-07-2011, 06:57 PM	#2
Oneida Steve Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 1,028	Re: 12Ga Charles Daly You have a nice Miroku shotgun, made in Japan and marketed by Charles Daly. Used O/U shotguns of that type retail for around $500-$600, depending on condition and choke. Miroku made some good guns. In many ways they are superior to the bottom-end O/U shotguns you see today.