Charles Daly CA612 M4 Semi-Auto Shotgun 12ga 20" Non-Restricted

[North_Sylva]

Looks identical to the Turk 2.0 except for the buttstock.

We can assure you that these are not made from the same factory as other similar looking products from other manufacturers.

These guns are noticeably better put together in comparison to the competition and we would even suggest you to check it out yourself.

[Z06corvette]

I see conflicting information on the barrel length depending on the retailer, what is the true barrel length? Thanks.

[D3vin]

What makes these different or stand out to say the Canuck Operator for example?

[Magnuts]

Are the parts interchangeable with the Benelli M4?

[1899]

What makes these different or stand out to say the Canuck Operator for example?

This model uses an inertia driven rotary bolt system as opposed to the gas operated system in the M4 replicas. I think this is more like a Benelli M2

[Can-down]

I see conflicting information on the barrel length depending on the retailer, what is the true barrel length? Thanks.

Even the pictures in this thread are conflicting... one looks like a 20" and the other 18.5"

Funny how all these turkish m4 clones all come from the different factories and they are all better then the other ones....

[Can-down]

This model uses an inertia driven rotary bolt system as opposed to the gas operated system in the M4 replicas. I think this is more like a Benelli M2

Strange that they refer to is as an M4? Charles Daley CA612 M4

[bigplinker]

My understanding is that these are the 'final' iteration of the first turknellis. After all the links were worked out, but an older version than the new and improved Turkish M4's we're currently being inundated with. I could be wrong...

[Z06corvette]

They use the ARGO system and inertia, just like the Benelli. Barrel length is 18.75" as well.

[D3vin]

Much advantage with inertia over gas or vice versa?