Fox Collectors

The RAYBAR counter display

Frank, That is a nice 4E Knick, original Sunburst pad with aluminum spacer. The RayBar sight on a Knick is a little too gawdy for me, on a model 37, Yes. I have a few late Knick's with the RayBar sight and I just can't warm up to it, but I also cannot bring myself to remove them :? One of the 2 last...

That’s a pretty fancy recipe Tom. Normally, when I cook an entire duck, I put it in a pan and put it in the oven for 50-60 minutes depending on size. Then, make a little duck gravy and enjoy. I guess I’m a simple guy. I've seen you eat Jeff. You like the good stuff. PS. I've used this on Woodcock q...

Nice picture Cory,

Great looking Fox there,

I like the threshing machine in the background, did you wonder close enough to see the make of the machine? Possibly a Frick??

Stan Hoover

I’m guessing someone will be along with a newer iPhone that can help you guys, I have never tried posting from my iPhone but use my iPad to put pictures on this site. File being too large, I’m not sure that I recall seeing that one. Maybe you’re newer phones taking pictures with more detail creating...

It’s Amazing,

You guys just look better with age

I find any editing will prevent the picture from rotating incorrectly, I often adjust the shadow or the contrast and it works. I hate a stiff neck

Please keep the pictures coming guys!

Good for you Kevin,

That sounds like a delightful gun. Your stock man must be a magician

Stan

PS. You gave me an idea, I may have to try my 30" A Grade on dove this week.

Many years ago when I first started thinking about getting a 32-inch 20-gauge double, at the winter Las Vegas Show at the old Riviera that year I tallied six Parker Bros. all grade 2 & 3, a Crown Grade L.C. Smith, and a No. 5E NID, but not a 32-inch Fox 20-gauge in the place. Dave, would you ha...

Nice gun Sir,

Those case colors are very attractive!

Thanks for all your hard work Craig, unfortunately I don't express it often enough, but it is appreciated

Stan Hoover

Many Thanks to you Daryl,

And all the fine gentlemen who helped you make this happen and run smoothly, it is definitely a highlight for the shooters from my perspective!

Stan

The aforementioned widgeon was surgically removed from the sky with 7/8oz, 7.5's out of a full choked 20ga. Sterlingworth. Who needs a 10?
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When heavy lift is required, the Mighty 10 will do the job

Dave,

Was the button on the top to release and open the action possibly??

It clearly has the safety above the trigger.

Stan

That is interesting Bret, I always look the Hollenbeck guns over when I see them but have never pulled the trigger on one. I see the shotgun barrels are Damascus, is the lower rifle barrel also Damascus? I’m sure you noticed the Damascus 28 gauge that surfaced recently, were you the fortunate winner...