Fox Collectors

I do not really understand the process of obtaining papers of provenance for this gun - dose one have to become a member of the fox collectors ass. to be able to request this?? The A.H. Fox Collectors Association, Inc. only have photocopies of the production cards for the graded double guns, A- to ...

Mr. Peck: did you at any time sell your Sterlingworth pin gun with ejector's recently? I bought the gun from a chap in Alberta Canada last February (2017) and it is just now being refurbished - it should be back to me and pictures ready to post by the first week in august. it came with a broken ejec...

thank you for the courtesy of a response Mr. David D! the gunstock Co. used a method that I came across after posting my question here- it was on a Parker website. i guess that Parker's have issues that are of a similar nature to what we are talking about here. please check out this link: http://par...

hello all, no pics as of yet- apologies my fox has been cracked at the tang and around the pistol grip for years and lately i ahve been shooting ot more than normal. last week at a boxing day family shoot (yes am in Canada) a SxS afficianado noticed that the "cheeks" of the stock were pull...

fabulous photo's!!! I am very curious as to the ammo you prefer to be able to bring down those gorgeous birds bismuth? heavy shot? game loads (dram eq.)? and load size? i think there is some protocol issues with telling me the exact name and manufacturer but if i just knew what your fox functioned o...

Gun shops full of 16 ga Foxes. Sounds like an awesome place to be. Goodness! Hold your horses gentlemen! And let me phrase that much more accurately: if and when a fox floats thorough one of our shops in the area it is invariably a 16 ga. Sterlingworth. And that is still distressingly uncommon And ...

Just as an example, in this part of PA, Model 88 Winchesters go for about double what they do other places. There are plenty around but guys just don't want to part with them. $850 for a gun you can kill birds with is OK in my book. A bit of stock finish and a simple point pattern checkering on the...

Great! that is good to know as the gun seems to be getting pulled off the rack at the range more and more. I had thought it might be more of a "novelty" item, except it's status seems to be changing into more of a "constant use" item. I am also hoping that the gun can take the od...

With mismatched barrels and a non original forend, you are probably into the gun for "enough" money. However, you have traded into something you like and a wonderful gun. Enjoy. very delicately and eloquently put Mr. 8bore the gun will be retained Do you think she can withstand a couple o...

Thank you Fullchoke! - Thank you for the clarification on the "anchor" use in the forearms of the Sterlingworth equipped with ejector. I had assumed that thee were no Sterlingworths made with an ejector as that represented an expense. thus, with that faulty assumption in mind, i never thou...

Hi Fox Collectors! I joined this forum in the hopes of finding out some information about a shotgun that i recently acquired - a Fox Sterlingworth. I am absolutely intrigued with this shotgun, so I thought i would show and tell, with the hopes of getting some feedback as to what it is that I have. I...