Fox Collectors

I don't beliece the cataloged this gun.
There may be no more.
Bob Jurewicz

Yes. It is new. Clarification Needed!! This gun is not the "CSMC A H FOX" built from original specs and patents. It is a CSMC manufacture gun using FOX look alike built of the RBL design. They originally built what they called their A Grade. They then created some prototype guns for Savage...

Here is what I added while at the Southern.
It is a CSMC Savage Fox Grade CE 20 GA Prototype. It is created from the RBL Design. Bob Jurewicz

Frank,
Thank you for your reply.
This a gun I didn't buy but a good friend did. We are learning a lot after the fact.
Bob Jurewicz

Researcher, thank you!
Bob Jurewicz

Frank, thank you for the reply! I agree.
What about the engraving? It looks a little "tighter" and denser to me than the tipical late C.
Bob Jurewicz

Here is Card and receiver pictures.
Bob Jurewicz

What do you make of these stampings on
barrel Flats and Watertable of a 16 GA with a C GA Card?
Bob Jurewicz

No responses yet? Many think it is taboo to use cold blue. I do not. I have an assortment of brands and the one that I like best is "Van's Instant Gun Blue". Some steel does not respond instantly to application so you have to keep working on the surface to be treated and assure it remains ...

Is info available on the number of B Grade 16 Gauge guns made?
Thank you!
Bob Jurewicz

Just a comment about absence of responses to posts. The PGCA Site has a very nice feature for those wishing to express their appreciation for a post . It is a simple feature for each post whereby you can click a "button" and you name appears at the bottom of the post as a "thank you&q...

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Bob Jurewicz

Great gun!!
It should be considered a DE SPECIAL. It is same pattern as the Catalog Gun on about page 11.
Bob Jurewicz

I believe CSMC Fox guns started with serial number 205550. This gun is 206058. Just over 500 guns made by CSMC so far.
Bob Jurewicz

They have been reblued and the gunsmith drilled a weep hole for each rib space and then filled.
Bob Jurewicz