Fox Collectors

Way back in the day I was really in to the Win 101 and 23 models. Shot them a bunch and always enjoyed them. Collected them for a number of years. One day a Gent from down South that I had sold several guns to over the years offered me XX amount for all of them. I don't own a single 101 or 23 today...

Yes Randy I’d like to get the 101 sign and I’d be happy to buy it. Please bring to the next shoot we’re both at. I hope to make the Southern this year but definitely to the Northeast SxS (Hausmann’s) and to the Northern SxS at Rock Mtn. I’ll let you know if the Southern comes to be. Just by coincid...

Way back in the day I was really in to the Win 101 and 23 models. Shot them a bunch and always enjoyed them. Collected them for a number of years. One day a Gent from down South that I had sold several guns to over the years offered me XX amount for all of them. I don't own a single 101 or 23 today....

After acquiring a Super I had an itch for a Super pamphlet which I was recently able to acquire. It came with the 2 inserts as shown one of which is a price list from 1925. Brett had recently posted pics of his 1924 price list; upon comparison the only change was the price of an HE Grade Super 12 go...

My Uncle whom I dearly loved was a dedicated trap shooter. He did well for himself and had a lot of nice guns. I remember one day when he showed up for a visit in his Mercedes which I was mesmerized by at the time. He invited me as a youngster to have a peek in his trunk at some guns he had, I think...

Took the Super along today for some practice clays, shot several stations with it and let a shooting buddy run a few threw it. It just took a few birds to get past the new gun syndrome and the weight. Everything went according to Hoyle and worked just fine. Gotta pay attention with those ejectors, v...

eightbore wrote: ↑Thu Aug 21, 2025 9:50 am Randy, there are more Foxes with leather faced pads than about all other brands combined. Your leather covered pad is probably factory original.

I did not know that but then again there is a lot I do not know about the Fox guns. Thanks for the info, much appreciated!

Congratulations Randy. Nice wood, beautiful case colors and crisp engraving. It will look great in a duck blind. Thanks Stegge. The colors are nice, the photos are not enhanced to bring anything out. I just snapped a few pics with my cell phone. Fortunate to have acquired such a nice gun, probably ...

How common would the "checked triggers" and "trap comb" be on this model?

Congratulations. There's nothing else that can satisfactorily scratch the Super Fox itch, and especially the 32" barreled one. It it a 3" chambered gun? As I said before on another thread somewhere, "I don't know what it would take to buy mine." Stan, this one has 2 3/4" ch...

A nice Super circa 1924. 32", trap comb, etched triggers, 15" LOP, Silvers pad with the leather face added later would be my guess, 1 1/2" X 2 3/4" drops, choked .048/.046., 9.2 lbs. This is a 3rd generation family Fox that letters as it is presently. I had mentioned to Craig whi...

Harry, I'm not privy to the PGCA hoi-polli but as I am on the BOD of the Fox association I am paid handsomely to show up at these events and shoot a Fox gun and wear a Fox hat to promote this fine organization. You should run for a position on the board. Why do you think Randy only shoots Parkers? ...

I must be losing it Frank as apparently I have deemed 620 miles to be a "reasonable driving distance". Heck I even got myself one them fancy Highwyun shirts for the Friday feed :D Looking forward to it, see you all soon ! Hello Randy, 620 miles, that's a long way. Now I know you are a one...

I must be losing it Frank as apparently I have deemed 620 miles to be a "reasonable driving distance". Heck I even got myself one them fancy Highwyun shirts for the Friday feed Looking forward to it, see you all soon !

Harry, a good number of the presentations at The Rock in 2021 and 2022 were left over from the PA State NSCA shoot which Mike hosted. Far from Cupcakes so I would suggest the "C" would be for challenging. Mike always throws targets that are killable if you can keep your head screwed on. Gr...