Fox Collectors

"Made me look." No McGraw signature on my 4E or 5E. I don't expect to see a signature on the Sousa, but you never can tell.

Nancy Muderlak is a very nice person. We miss her.

Kim, I understand that some companies require serial numbers on guns valued at over ten grand. Personally, I'm not interested in insuring over ten grand guns unless I plan on shipping them.

If you have to provide a value prior to a loss, you have the wrong insurance company. Comments?

Dave, back up. TR's gun and Bo Whoop are not available. Think of two others that may be available for a display. I think the GAM single L Grade would satisfy the GAM and the single barrel categories. Who owns the GAM single L Grade today?

The 32" Sterlingworth is a great find. Congratulations.

Wow, for 35 cents more, you could get a Marlin Model 90. Dave, this is a lot of information I have not had before.

Wow, a real low number. Thanks.

My little Parker 28 is going on 66 years for me. I haven't done any serious bird hunting for years, but the Parker 28 would be my go to gun because of its tight chokes and light weight.

There are several internet sources for Charlin information. I just finished reading several of them.

I had a .410 double without a front bead. I found a giant ivory bead that I installed. It is so out of proportion on that little gun that it actually gives the gun character it didn't have before. I love it.

Is that a picture of the famous George Lander?

Sorry I participated in the sidetracking of the "First Fox" thread.

I have a nearly unfired late 30" 4E Knick, a 1930 32" 5E Knick that still has factory varnish on the receiver, refinished wood with G&H repro Silver pad, and an original metal finish 32" Sousa Grade Knick that has a great stock refinish, original finish on the forend, and a new or...

I've never fired my Sedgely flare pistol. I'm not sure what ammunition it takes.