Fox Collectors

Anytime you make a submission on the come you're at the mercy of the editors. It can be disappointing (and I know from experience!) but that's just the law of the jungle.

I just wish that Dan had taken some of us up on our offers to assist with proofreading. The errors are not particularly embarrassing but they are not particularly rare either. I am enjoying my Volume 111 very much. In light of how much complaining was being done about how long it was taking he prob...

Harry, what are those few places where you have seen the new volume for sale? Garage Sales, along with copy's of the old double gun journals. I was also told that their was more than one copy for sale at the Ohio Gun Collectors Show. Harry You have seen these personally? And you're sure they were t...

I finally had a chance to sit down with my copy; as someone who is totally unfamiliar with publishing it seems like it must have been a tremendous undertaking! There is a wide range of interests included, and as I'm sure it will be for everyone, there is much that doesn't interest me (I'm not really...

I had lunch today with two special friends and was gifted this...

Ithaca engraving is pretty spectacular too.

Cool! I love seeing SBT's that are just a bit out of the norm; interesting gun.

I love my 16's and am a 16ga guy through and through. That said, I have a 20ga 28" Sterlingworth, a 20ga 26" A Grade and even an old Ranger (Stevens) 5100 28" 20ga. I used the A Grade on SD wild pheasants last fall and it performed just fine! There ain't NOTHING like a small-bore Fox ...

Phil; We all know the J can do the job if held by the right shooter so give yourself a little pat on the back. Do you care to share your scores? Nothing to brag about really; just pretty good for my mediocre abilities. If I'm 20/25 or above I'm pretty happy, especially from the handicap line. No 25...

I'm not a great trap shooter, but I have to say, this season has started out quite well for me, and this J Grade will da*n sure bust 'em!

That's a tough one! It probably SHOULD be my 16ga Sterlingworth Ejector, 28" and 6-1/2 pounds, the first "good" shotgun I owned. But honestly it would probably be my 16ga A Grade, 28" and 6-1/4 pounds.

My wife gifted me the double case years ago; came from Galazan but I don't think they offer it anymore. The single case is from Browning...

Similar to folks above. I have a two-gun canvas long case for when I'm going any distance and might need a backup gun, and a single canvas long case for the range, etc. If I'm taking more than two I break them down into my old leg o' mutton cases; easier to pack and take up less room.

This was my first one. Traffic was good at both booths I'm told. I know the Parker guys signed up several new members; don't know about sign-ups at the Smith booth. Yeah Daryl, and believe me it was hard !

Attended the show in Kansas City Saturday. Walked the show twice; similar to every other trade show (and I used to work them for a living!). Was surprised that there weren't Pheasant Fest t-shirts or hats or similar "souvenir" items for sale. It was cool to see and meet the dogs; I was a l...