Fox Collectors

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Hello All, A while back I started refurbishing my Sterlingworth and remember some recommendations for a Gunsmith. I think his name is Buck. I am looking for someone to properly perform the blueing process on 2 sets of barrels for my gun. Can someone provide me with the name and number for this gunsm...

Hello again everyone! I finally got around to getting some pictures of my Sterlingworth posted. This how I received the gun...cut barrels, cracked stock, dented barrel, etc. I am planning on having the barrel repaired, finishing the ends at 26" (currently 26.5"), re-choking and reblueing. ...

Thanks everyone. My primary shooting is clay birds so 30" would be nice. I do shoot frequently with a ported 30" Browning and a 24" Benelli Ultralight (this one is challenging). I like the idea of flush choke tubes for better control and more varied shooting and the fact that they sta...

The rest of the gun is pretty good and everything seems tight. Thanks for the good news. Where is Mike Orlen located?

Thanks Toolman. What I mean by "wrecked" is someone, won't say who but it wasn't me, cut the original 30" barrels and they now measure 26.5" and are uneven. It's a sin, I know, and I'm told it was done in the 50's because the gun was dropped and the barrel ends were very damaged,...

I just answered my first question. According to doublegunshop.com, my gun was made in 1926, pretty cool. I also just found the membership application so I can join the AH Fox Collectors Association which I will do tonight. I want to bring my gun back to it's former glory and am looking forward to th...

Hello All...I am excited that there is a forum for Fox owners. I have a 12ga Sterlingworth that has been in the family for a long time. I figured it was time for me to fix it up and put it back in use shooting clays. I'd like to know what the approximate age is and where I can find some parts. The s...