CHARLES DALY SXS 536 410 – 26″ EXTRACTOR BLUED WALNUT

A Charles Daly SXS 536 410 shotgun in 26" .410 bore configuration is well-suited for home defense readiness, small-game hunting, and many recreational shooting sessions. This side-by-side double features an extractor system and a blued finish paired with walnut stock/wood for reliable handling and classic fit-and-finish. If you’re searching for a compact, traditional SXS .410 for responsible ownership and range use, this model is designed for that purpose.

Charles Daly 26" 410 Bore SXS Shotgun Extractor Blued Walnut

The Charles Daly SXS 536 410 combines a side-by-side action with a 26-inch barrel length and a .410 bore chambering for versatile application from targets to light field use. The extractor helps with shell removal during lawful, safe operation, and the blued steel finish supports durable performance under typical shooting conditions. Always follow all firearm safety rules and ensure the shotgun is unloaded before inspection, maintenance, or handling.

Key Specifications

• UPC is 8053800946506.
• Manufacturer is Charles Daly Chiappa.
• Manufacturer Part Number is 930358.
• Action is Side by Side.
• Barrel length is 26 inches.
• Caliber/Gauge is .410 Bore.
• Length is 37.0500 (as listed).

This Charles Daly extractor SXS shotgun offers practical handling for home-defense style readiness and an authentic side-by-side experience for shooters who appreciate traditional double-gun ergonomics. The blued steel exterior and walnut styling provide a classic look while the .410 bore chambering delivers manageable recoil and wide ammunition availability for safe, responsible training and range time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: What does “SXS” mean on this Charles Daly shotgun?
SXS stands for side-by-side, meaning it uses two barrels arranged side by side in a double-shotgun configuration.

Q2: What gauge or caliber is this shotgun chambered for?
This model is chambered in .410 Bore, which is the gauge designation for the ammunition it is designed to fire.

Q3: What is the difference between an extractor and an ejector?
An extractor generally assists in removing spent shells, while an ejector typically throws them clear; specific behavior can vary by model design, so always verify during safe, unloaded inspection or with manufacturer guidance.

Q4: Is this shotgun suitable for home defense?
A .410 SXS can be used for home defense by qualified, lawful owners; however, selection, training, and ammunition choice are critical for effectiveness. Confirm local laws and practice safe handling and operation.

Q5: What barrel length is included?
The barrel length is 26 inches, which is commonly used for a balance of swing characteristics and sight picture for general-purpose shooting.

Q6: What materials are used in the finish?
The listing specifies a blued metal finish and walnut wood/stock styling.

Q7: What should I check before using this shotgun?
Before loading or firing, ensure the firearm is unloaded, inspect the bores, verify correct ammunition for .410 Bore, and confirm safe operation of the action and extractor.