Fox Collectors

grouse country, my buddy al and his brit felix, me and a rainbow i caught on the last day of one of my grouse trips

heres a few pics from mn, spruce, ruffed from the north woods, a couple of roosters from the south west of the state.. all taken with a 1912 sterlingworth 20ga & rst 2 1/2" 1oz #6......

I own 4 sterlingworths all phillys a 1912 20g 1913 16g 1919 12g and 1926 12g they all have short chambers, galazan sells a chamber and bore gauge $45 its worth every penny

heres a pic of the stamp on the barrels

thanks,, i appriciate the info

SN 106XXX MANUFACURED 1926 28" VERY NICE WOOD, THE GUN IS IN REALLY GOOD SHAPE, NO CHIPS IN THE WOOD NO DINGS,NICE ORIGINAL SHARP CHECKERING, THE WOOD TO METAL FIT IS PERFECT AND TIGHT WITH NO WIGGLE,, NO CRACKS, SOMBODY TOOK THIS ONE OUT JUST A FEW TIMES, LOTS OF ITS LIFE IN THE CLOSET I BELIV...

could those of you that have had guns re-stocked maby post some pics of your re-stocked guns and possibly some info on how much it cost you and who did it. Im sure many of us would be interested in the subject thanks alot guys

i just got my first graded fox gun, its a 16ga a grade late style engraving 28" barrels, beaver-tail forend at some point sombody re-stocked the gun it has an ivory inlay at the end of the pistol grip,it has good case color still on it... the sn says its from 1936 (also my first utica gun) i al...

my 3 sterlingworths

1912 20ga 26" mod/ic
1914 16ga 30"
1919 12ga 28" mod/full ivory beads

ok i got it, now mind you this was my very first online gun buying expirience, i always said ill never buy a gun without seeing it first-hand, well so much for that one.... heres why i did it i saw an add for a "16ga SMITHWORTH" ASKIN ABOUT $500 SHOULD BE WORTH AT LEAST $800, i looked at t...

Last week i got yet another fox gun, sterlingworth 16ga 30" tubes early sn, now i havent gotten it yet i should be picking it up from my gunshop 2morro, ill post pics when i get it.. now a question everytime i look at the Big 3 online gun sites i always see 16ga "RARE' 30" barrels, i ...

i prefer the philly guns, for the simple reason that i like the shape and configuration of the stock and fore-end, i have seen a straight stock utica 20g that i would have loved to own though...theres somthing about a gun that 80 to 100 years old that appeals to me, the age and the wear and tear &qu...

im already all over it

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