Fox Collectors

(They cried out "SKOL!" when they got him.)

I apologize. I sometimes hit these silly moods and I suspect it's from a career of teaching upper elementary students.

Might get your info over at doublegunshop.

He was snuffed out in 1911.

Chokes for grouse: none and some

Next Saturday!

The Bradley is my bead of choice whenever I need to replace a bead on a non-vintage project.

I copy-pasted from last years's notice and forgot to change the date. I fixed it. The shoot is on Saturday, July 13.

Thanks!

You are invited to an open SxS shoot at Woods & Meadow near Warrens, WI on Saturday, July 13. The cost is $45 and it includes lunch and a beverage. There is an optional $10 Lewis class. The sign-up starts at 9:00. Shoot 50 targets, come back in for lunch and then shoot the 2nd course of 50. If y...

I've had excellent performance from the B&P 1 1/4 oz loads on pheasant. These are the older 1300 fps load. Now they are 1400 fps and just a bit too much whammy in a field O/U.

Stan, I'll just add that I bought them for a large SxS shoot (Medford), and what I had leftover I shot through my Beretta O/U with no misfires. Your experiences make me much less likely to buy any for my current Sterlingworth. FWIW, I just bought 3 flats of the Federal Top Gun 7/8 oz loads (1200 fps...

Stan, I went through a couple flats with a Ruger Gold Label of all things. No problems, no misfires, just nice soft shooting loads that really worked well.

The 12 ga. B&P Competition One 7/8 oz loads are excellent. I'd shoot them any day.

Thanks, Jeff. I really like it.

I treated myself and this orphan Fox with a little little TLC over the winter. The right barrel was restruck to fit, then the set rust-blued, furniture blued, muzzle squared, chokes opened to IC/M. I'll pick it up and shoot it at the SxS shoot in Wausau, WI tomorrow. I know what you're thinking rega...

Maybe, Stan.