The 12 gauge barrel is 32 inches long and features a high vent rib, dual bead sights, ported lower barrel, a gold band at the breech, choke tube system and 2 3/4 inch chambers with auto ejectors. The 20 gauge barrel is 28 1/4 inches long and features a vent rib, dual bead sights, a gold band at the breech, chokes gauge loose cylinder/loose cylinder and 2 3/4 inch chambers with auto ejectors. The third barrel set is a 12 gauge single barrel measuring 34 inches long and featuring a high vent rib, single bead sight, ported barrel, a gold band at the breech, choke tube system and 2 3/4 inch chambers with auto ejectors. The barrel sets share a checkered forearm. The receiver has a fine English scroll engraving which extends to the blue finished forearm hardware, break lever and trigger. The side plates have engraved field scenes with gold inlaid game birds. The left plate has gold inlaid ducks and the right plate has gold inlaid grouses. The underside of the receiver has an engraved hunting dog in a field scene. The engraving was done by a R. Gamba Master Engraver. Single trigger with selector and a manual tang safety with gold "S." The checkered pistol grip stock has a high comb and an adjustable butt pad. The Daytona series was first introduced to the U.S. in 1986 and are high quality shotguns with an excellent reputation.

Very fine. The barrels retain 98% original blue finish showing a few minor handling marks. The action has a few minor scratches. The modified wood is fine with some minor handling marks and overall crisp checkering. Mechanically excellent.