Fox Collectors

Not a Fox, but my first 10g that I bought at the Southern. Which, in turn, forced me into the world of reloading. Here is my Ithaca Super 10 and my very first reloads that I tested today. I’ll keep working to improve the crimps.

Mine arrived today. I can’t believe it’s been 3 years since publication ceased.

Tempted, but that replacement forend is a deal killer

There’s no “like” button, so I’ll respond with a big LIKE, and great appreciation for the work you all did.

What is the maximum shot size allowed at the shooting courses?

I will attend. Look forward to it.

Frank

I always enjoy and appreciate your technical posts, Frank.

How can one park inside the gate? Is there a pass you can buy? If not, is it possible to drop some things off at the Fox tent then go back to the road? Thanks for any advice.

I will be glad to

Put the Fox to work today

Double trigger. I thought about giving the action a good ultrasonic cleaning but also considered the chance of really messing something up taking it apart.

Ithaca 49 for me also. I got it Christmas 1968, and I still have it but the barrel is shot.

My SuperFox doubled on my first shot in the duck blind last week. :shock: I didn’t shoot it after that. Today I went to the clays course and put a target load in the right chamber and a snap cap in the left, and it doubled twice. I need a competent smith for this and was going to reach out to Gunthe...

Here is the 20g B grade I bought from a member at the Southern. I had it pose with my 12g BE when I got back home. Thanks to Chris for a great transaction.

The bottom screw look good.