Fox Collectors

I have a pretty decent Fox Gun Company, Baltimore MD gun. No forend wood or metal. I'm in the double gun parts business and repair business, so I have a ton of parts. I have over 100 misc forends, would someone be so kind as to take a picture of one of these forends and send it to me at Jskve@aol.co...

Just looked at his parts supplies! Wonder who had Mitzy's stuff. I dealt with Mitzy quite a bit, he installed several SST's for me in guns through the years. I ended up with quite a few and a large quantity of L.C. Smith stuff, but nothing like that! Jerry

Thanks all! It's a darn nice gun other than the broken pieces. I can make them if I must, but I'd really rather find them I have a ton of Fox and L.C. Smith parts, and several ejector sears, just not the old style sears. Thanks, Jerry

Trying to find the sears for an early style A grade. They are the early sears. GB has some for the later style but they will not work. Anyone? Thanks much, Jerry Andrews

I've installed over 50 Hunter One Triggers from scratch in double trigger guns. I've never seen one I couldn't make work flawlessly! I love the things! Jerry Andrews

I think I have a couple of them! Feel free to call me at 304-843-1740 Jerry Andrews

I may have a right hammer for a small frame. Jerry Andrews

Would anyone have a forend for a 12 gauge Fox Gun Company gun made in Baltimore Md? It's B grade with 3 blade Damascus barrels. Nice gun but no wood or metal for the forend. Thanks much for any help, Jerry

The guy who runs the varnish department for me is also our welder, I'll check with him to see. I know it was a very thin amount he added, less than ten thousandths. Jerry

Well, that's a good question. Everytime the gun is opened, those little tips are grinding on the forend. I'm guessing that's what caused the excessive wear. The metal loss actually could have been the sears in the forend but they are fairly complicated so I didn't want to tie into those. I can make ...

I was lucky the parts were all there, just needed a bit of welding, Jerry

Yes, not sure if the 2nd style ejectors work the same way but thought I'd post this on here in case anyone else might fight the same problem. Jerry

OK, disassembled the forend completely. Took the hammers and ejector pins out of the frame. It became obvious that this works in reverse. The little pins that stick out of the frame have two functions. One, they keep the sears from engaging the hammers of the ejectors on the forend metal. Without th...

Howdy all. I bought an early A grade with ejectors, 11,XXX serial number. I've not dealt much with the early ejectors. The little activators sticking out of the frame are round instead of being smallish slots as on the later guns. The ejectors work all the timed whether the gun is fired or not, make...

I have the original buttstock and forend for the gun. Jerry