Fox Collectors

This is Havoc with his brother Pilot. Havoc has his AKC Junior hunter, and we will work on his senior hunter title this Spring.

Our Tri Color Brittany Havoc took an Award of merit at the Westminster Kennel club show!
He is the first Tri Color Brittany to show there!

Thanks. He is a properly marked Tri, mostly liver and white with orange highlights on his eyebrows and cheeks and a spot under his tail. This is the only acceptable marking for a Tri. In the show ring they are accepted but not preferred. Havoc’s confirmation is so good he has won several breed and s...

Our tri color boy Havoc ( Horizons Causing a Commotion) made the cover of the American Brittany Club magazine for winning the dual dog award at the Eastern Futurity! We are so proud of our boy!

Fire is forward, Safe back. You should see the word “SAFE” when pulled back. Neither barrel should fire in SAFE position. Sounds like you have some problems with your safe and you should have a qualified gunsmith check it. Most Fox guns came from the factory with an automatic safe unless ordered oth...

Nice Job! She looks great!

There are records available from Griffen and Howe on this gun. They may head some light on the subject.

Where was it listed?

Is the gun set up like a Skeet gun by chance? Beavertail, single trigger, straight grip, recoil pad or checkered butt?

Post a copy of my he card and pictures of the gun.

Thanks!

Anyone ever seen this before?
1934

I would like the Trap Grade brochure from the early 30’s

If I am looking at a gun and it is unloaded, I hold the lever back when closing it. If It is loaded and I am shooting it I always allow the bolt to snap shut as designed.
I have never had a problem doing it that way.

I ran across a gun the other day that had that same style pad with Jostam markings.

I assume Jostam made that pad for Red Head.