Fox Collectors

Stan, FANTASTIC WORK on your Fox! The shaping you completed made a huge difference on the appearance of your sterly. I will keep pics posted as i continue to make progress. Unfortunately I live and work between two states slowing my progress down substantially. My shop is located in Michigan and I w...

I started my project with a inletted stock from Jason at Pumkin Mountain. Jason has been a great resource in my work and is a darn nice guy. I will say a couple of things about this stocks. -They are very reasonably priced -Generally the wood is very plain (That didn't pester me) -There is a TON of ...

Thanks for the positive input all! -Bobby, this It will be time consuming getting the stock details correct, SLOW IS FAST will be the rule I follow to completion. -VATURKEY, I will be taping the receiver before final finishing for sure. I have pushed my luck to this point with no issues. -Stan, As f...

The top tang threading was stripped so i turned down some mild steel bar on the lathe and made a fillister head maching screw like the original fox part but using a 12-28 thread, then re tapped the top tang. the left part is my 12-28 screw and right is original sterly part.

Figured I would post some pics of my project gun. I have been following this forum for a while and have not posted. I am a X NSSA Skeet shooter that now spends a ton of time on the sporting clays course with old SXS shotguns. I am currently working on a mid 30's savage fox sterly. I purchased the gu...