Fox Collectors

Many thanks, Frank, your suggestion worked; hope you are well, it’s been a long time, I still have that Fox hat you sent me

Well, still drawing a blank here; I went back to Cody asking for a build card and here was their reply: “From what we understand, the Fox Collectors Association has a copy of graded gun records from which members may request a record. We do not have any arrangements for free record searches through ...

Hey gang, new member here, joined about a year ago. I requested my one free serial number lookup for my A Grade 20 bore s/n 201650 by sending a letter to the Savage address noted on our website; received a reply telling me that records had been transferred to Cody, which of course is no new news to ...

As luck would have it, I have an original minty pistol grip stock and splinter fore-end from a 1930 A Grade Fox. I've been meaning to advertise it here in the Fox parts section, just haven't gotten around to doing so. Price is $150 for both, and that's a firm price. Email me if you're interested: oh...

Nice job Campbell... glad to see Anna Nicole didn't let you down - congrats, my friend!

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teflon wrote:Who's mike campbell?

Oh, he'll chime in here before too long... dangling a 32" 20 bore graded Fox in front of his nose is kinda like putting a big old nightcrawler before a hungry spring bullhead... no choice but to take the bait, and deep.

Good Lord, what a find! I'll bet my buddy Mike Campbell has trembling hands as he views this....

Frank, are you saying I shouldn't be using something like the Winchester AA Extra-lite 1 ounce loads in my 12 gauge A grade Fox? This gun has 3-weight barrels, and there seems to be plenty of steel in the receiver/chamber/forcing cone area. I sure thought this would qualify as a "modern" g...

Mr. Campbell, you're one of a kind... I feel deeply grateful to be able to say you're my friend. Super job on this tutorial (although I'm still chicken-$hit to do what you have described on my own!).

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