Fox Collectors

bbman3 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 15, 2025 2:02 pm What a dog but using an over under might be bad! Bobby

Trainers gun and that is her son. She uses a 28 gauge. Less noise for dog training the better. Whenever I take a dog down I bring her 2 boxes of ammo.

Next Wed pick up.

I know the feeling, Tom. I have zero experience in dog training and just got my first setter pup last spring. With no training I hunted her bonus year (last fall, seven months when season started) on stocked pheasants at my club. She did OK, no problems with the gun, or finding birds. But no discip...

Annie has been with her trainer for 10 weeks now. 2 weeks left. Getting Full Broke and also Force Fetch training. She is doing fine. Miss the little thing, but this is the right way to move things forward. She is just shy of 2.5 years old. Back in the old days I would have done all of this myself, b...

Another pic of the smaller parts I just took. They need a ultrasonic bath badly. PS. Lots of resolution. Just click on the pic.

Frank, May have some of the nomenclature incorrect. Attached is the one pic they provided showing everything. I knew no trigger guard was there and also one hammer was gone. What I really wanted was the complete ejector forearm and the ejector barrels. The buttstock was a pure bonus as I didn't thin...

Couple more

I recently bought a Savage Sterly 16 gauge for parts. No receiver was included. This was a police confiscation and the company contracted to do the destruction is allowed to sell all the left over parts minus the receiver. I decided to take a stab at it just for those parts. What I got was a set of ...

Sadly I’ll be in Ireland and will miss the Northern SxS again. I always enjoyed shooting Rock Mountain it has a nice mix of presentations in addition the trampoline birds and of course those high birds coming off the mountain that make it all so easy to ride them too long. Trampoline Birds ?? DO YO...

My grandfather and great grandfather were paniolo (Hawaiian word for cowboy) of Portuguese decent in Hawaii. Grandpa passed in 2009. I was told the gun was purchased new around 1936 or 1937. Grandpa was ambidextrous. He played baseball (bat and throw), polo and roped lefthanded. He wrote and shot r...

Update to this. Was shooting the flatside on Saturday at 5 Stand and after the first shot the safety would go back on safe. Continued to use the gun and on double's I'd shoot the gun and then push the safety off safe while swinging on the second bird. Actually shot very well, but I had them switch f...

Always a pleasure to man the booth with Kevin and others to answer questions and explain the merits of A. H. Fox shotguns. I always enjoy it.

Very nice. The 20 gauge may already have 2 3/4" chambers. Many of the Savage guns did.

PS. RST is loading some 9 shot 2.5 inch 16 gauge shells soon and I have a flat headed my way. Sadly my local Isac Walton only allows size 9s for clay shooting and no one in the USA sells 16 gauge loaded with size 9s. Nothing new for me yet. Saving my scheckles for an XE20 a friend has which he is &...

Added 2 so far and sold 3 and have a couple more in Josh Lowensteins upcoming auction in Sept. The two I added are a late Savage made A Grade 16 gauge Fox with 30 inch barrels and a super late Savage made Flat Side Sterlingworth Deluxe in 12 gauge with 28 inch barrels. PS. RST is loading some 9 shot...