Fox Collectors

Researcher wrote: ↑Mon Feb 20, 2023 11:16 am

Curious how you can tell it's a replacement stock?

I can see just enough of the grip checkering in your pictures to know its not original.

1907 Pocket 14.jpg

Ah, I see. It's definitely not the same. Thank you.

I haven't disassembled it yet but I can see the sear pins are both broken. What do you mean? There is a single pin the sears are mounted on. The red arrow points to the sear pin, the green arrow the hammer pin -- 2534 03 red arrow sear pin, green arrow hammer pin.jpg Far better off to let a qualifi...

Jeff S wrote: ↑Sun Feb 19, 2023 9:32 pm Wow! That's an old one with a lot of family history. Where abouts are you loated?

Near Pittsburgh PA.

Hi everyone, I inherited the Fox model A from my father. It's been in the family since my great grandfather purchased it. I know little about the Fox guns but am learning much more reading about them on this site. My guns serial is 2932 as you can see in the pictures. It seems in good shape for bein...