The Charles Daly Honcho Triple .410 Bore 18.5in Over/Under is a break-open shotgun that packs three rounds into a compact, modern package. Chambered in .410 bore with 18.5-inch barrels, it uses a single non-selective mechanical trigger and features a checkered walnut pistol-grip stock with black soft-touch coating. Blued steel metalwork, a fixed brass bead front sight, and a bottom Picatinny rail round out the package for shooters who want a lightweight scattergun with accessory capability.
| Manufacturer | Charles Daly (Chiappa) |
|---|---|
| Model | Honcho Triple |
| Material | Blued steel barrels / Checkered walnut stock with soft-touch coating |
| Compatibility | Standard .410 Bore 2.5-inch and 3-inch shells (per manufacturer specs) |
| Finish | Blued steel |
| Weight | ~6.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Triple-Barrel Over/Under Action — Why it matters: you get three .410 bore shells on tap in a break-open platform, giving you more capacity than a traditional double-barrel without the bulk of a pump or semi-auto.
- 18.5-Inch Barrels with Fixed Brass Bead Front Sight — Why it matters: short barrels keep the Honcho Triple nimble in tight spaces, and the brass bead provides a fast, intuitive aiming reference for quick target acquisition.
- Bottom Picatinny Rail — Why it matters: mount a red dot, laser, or light directly to the shotgun without gunsmithing, opening up use cases for home defense, pest control, or night hunting.
- Checkered Walnut Pistol-Grip Stock with Black Soft-Touch Coating — Why it matters: the ergonomic grip shape and soft-touch finish give you a secure, non-slip hold even with wet hands or gloves, while the walnut adds classic looks.
- Single Non-Selective Mechanical Trigger — Why it matters: one trigger pull fires the lower barrel first, then the upper barrels in sequence, giving you a consistent, predictable shot pattern without selector switches.
Who It’s For
This shotgun is built for tech-savvy shooters who want a light, compact break-open with modern accessory mounting. It fits home defenders who prefer a .410 bore over a 12-gauge for reduced recoil and less overpenetration. It also appeals to small-game hunters and varmint control operators who want a three-shot over/under they can trick out with a red dot or light. If you like old-school break-open action but need modern rail flexibility, the Honcho Triple is your lane.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Three-round capacity in a break-open over/under is rare and practical; Picatinny rail opens up accessory options; walnut stock with soft-touch coating feels premium; .410 bore keeps recoil manageable for all shooters; mechanical trigger is simple and reliable.
Cons: Single non-selective trigger means you can’t choose barrel order — first shot is always the lower barrel. Also, the 18.5-inch barrels limit reach compared to longer field barrels, so it’s best for close-range work.
Comparison
| Feature | Charles Daly Honcho Triple | Timney Triggers Alpha Competition Trigger (for AR-15) | Geissele Automatics Super Dynamic-Enhanced (SD-E) Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platform | .410 Bore Over/Under Shotgun | AR-15 Drop-In Trigger | AR-15 Drop-In Trigger |
| Action Type | Break-open triple barrel | Semi-auto (AR platform) | Semi-auto (AR platform) |
| Capacity | 3 rounds | N/A (trigger only) | N/A (trigger only) |
| Accessory Rail | Bottom Picatinny rail | None | None |
| Primary Use | Home defense, pest control, small game | Competition shooting | Duty/competition |
| Price | $1,726.55 | ~$250 | ~$240 |
FAQ
Can I shoot 2.5-inch and 3-inch .410 shells in the Honcho Triple?
Yes. Per Charles Daly specs, the Honcho Triple is chambered for both 2.5-inch and 3-inch .410 bore shells. Always verify the barrel markings before loading.
Does the Picatinny rail accept standard red dot mounts?
Yes, the bottom Picatinny rail is a standard MIL-STD-1913 section, so you can mount most micro red dots, mini red dots, or laser/light combos directly with no adapter needed.
Is the trigger selectable for barrel order?
No. The single non-selective mechanical trigger always fires the lower barrel first, then the upper barrels in sequence. There is no barrel selector switch.
What is the overall length of the Charles Daly Honcho Triple?
The overall length is approximately 32 inches with the 18.5-inch barrels, making it compact enough for vehicle storage or tight home-defense scenarios.
Trust & Delivery
✓ Nationwide delivery to all 50 states
✓ Ships 1-2 business days from order
✓ 30-day return policy on unused items
✓ Secure checkout with encrypted payment
See more: Shotguns | Over/Under Shotguns | .410 Bore Shotguns
Last updated: April 2026





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