Fox Collectors

Great gun, great yarn, and great pic.
Like your style - felt like I was along with you breathing deep.

:D To 2nd birdawg's fine suggestion - YES, please have a GOOD photographer there. :idea: A MAJOR feature article of this event and the hardware are naturals for the September Fox newsletter. I suspect a goodly number of the membership won't be able to be physically present for various reasons and wo...

:lol: Tool Man: Love your "signature". According to William Claude Dunkenfield, Philly was a real tough town to play. He mentioned that in Philly they even booed the losers of the Easter Egg Hunt. 8) However, he (aka W.C. Fields) had a soft spot in his heart for Philly, as he did spend a b...

Silvers: Can't help you with a 20GA Super Fox bore diameter. However, for comparison, my records show that my 1915 Sterlingworth 20GA had .616" in the left, and .618" in the right barrels. Measurement taken 9" in front of the standing breech. Used a Skeet's bore gauge. I would discoun...

YES, that is one FINE picture.
I suggest "the management" consider another folder on the home page titled - "Neat Pics" (or somesuch).
I nominate this pic for the 2008 prize in the "Pic taken outdoors in natural light" category.

Nice, very NICE.
That Fox is right where it belongs.
Starts my year off RIGHT with such visions of "sugar plums". Thanks.

Foxist: congratulations on your fine day and the smarts to take a camera with you.
Fox, 16 gauge, straight hand, double triggers, uncut stock with added pad for an LOP of about 15".....how does it get ANY better? (sigh/drool).
THANKS for sharing.

Thanks for the pics.
And thanks to those involved in the Fox display table for their TIME and EFFORT. Those of us a LONG drive away appreciate.

Amen and AMEN to the pictures request.
Sure would be nice to marry up names and faces of the usual suspects.
"Foxy" pics of hardware appreciated and solicited also for those of us "there" in spirit only.