Fox Collectors

Is there a reference chart that shows the correlation between serial number range and bore size?

I think they're beautiful guns. Even the lower field grade guns are very tasteful.

I like the checkered butt a lot, it's a classy feature in my opinion. This gun may not be configured the way it left the factory but is still a great gun for a given purpose. The engraving is beautiful too.

Hopefully the tough feelings don't dull your enjoyment of the gun. It is very nice and the work looks top notch!

Congratulations! I think XE's are the most attractive of the high-grade Fox guns. There have been some nice ones on the market lately, but I haven't found just the right one yet. I keep looking back to the one Josh L. has listed on GI, if only it still had the straight stock and full chokes it left ...

Don't forget Pigeon Guns on the list. I can't own enough 32" strait stock 12 gauges, safety delete even better.

I had a friend drip off a neat old Wild Turkey bottle, thought you guys might appreciate it.

Looks like a great day in a beautiful spot Jeff!

Great Picture! That's a good looking Sterlingworth too, right in the sweet spot where it's both collectable and shootable.

Nice post guys. It's good to see faces to go with the names we only know from the forum.

Very nice Craig! How much does it weigh, and what are the stock dimensions?

Put the wood back on the forend iron and the whole assembly should snap off. Then the barrels will come off.

That is an excellent point Bill.

My guess would be that the opening lever was forced to the left by someone who didn't know how to open the gun. That could have twisted the spindle part of the opening lever, or bend the pivot pin of the yoke.