Fox Collectors

Found this pic in my photos...

Cabela's used to do that for free; I think they charge for it now if they even still do it. Did it once when it was free; haven't done it since so I don't know how much they charge.

Made me look too! Nuttin' on my 5E that I could find.

Frank's suggestions are good ones. But regarding slip on pads, I still think the old Pachmayr rubber pads are as good as any. To me they're less bulky than some of the leather lace-on or velcro pads. Truth be told I've only ever used one a few times; it was on a Fox Model B that belonged to my late ...

What a treasure; beautiful trio! Here's mine; Utica Sterlingworths 12, 16, 20...

That's a dandy for sure!

My Utica 12ga Sterly with 28" barrels = 7lbs 4oz
My Philly Early A grade 12ga weighs 6lbs 11oz with its 28" barrels and 7lbs 4oz with its 30" barrels
Both are extractor guns with pistol grip and splinter forends

Congrats! Beautiful gun, and a K besides!

To Dave's point my 12ga Sterly is the latest of the three; has the uncapped pistol grip and larger forend, but a Philly-style top lever. My 20ga has a Philly-style safety slide but the rest is pure Utica.

As you can see from my tag line, I'm very happy to participate in the Savage Sterlingworth Appreciation Day ! I'm proud to own and regularly shoot what I feel are the best value in sxs guns extant in 20ga, 16ga, and 12ga.

They almost look like just drawn circles

Private or public?

Nice! Where did you hunt?

I'm far from an expert; I just looked at my six Foxes (3 Utica, 3 Philly) and on each that part is flush with a finished end. I believe the "business end" is accessed under the trigger guard. I have no idea why it would be protruding like that; someone with technical knowledge will probabl...

Most everyone who wants these probably already receives them, but just in case...I have the four and am simply out of room. Beautiful catalogs and great reference material. If anyone wants them for the price of media shipping I'm happy to send them along.