Fox Collectors

Hi All, I've been inactive ever since relocating to Las Vegas. I was wondering if the AHFCA will have a display at the Antique Arms Show in Las Vegas January 2023. I plan to set up a table and will have several fine Fox SxSs to look at the possibly make a deal to sell. I will have a C Grade 16 gauge...

I'll be there, See you tomorrow!

Great looking gun and even better pictures. Thanks for showing it

In Dan's defense; he was NOT the holdup. It was the first two engravers: Then, Robert Strosin, Engraver; got ahold of the gun, finished it, and sent it back to Dan in ten days! I am just too easy going, and didn't scream at Ken Hurst. If it hadn't been for a helluva nice guy, it may still be sittin...

Very nice Dan. I can't wait to see my 16-ga C Grade next month, after you finish touching it up a bit. Look forward to shooting on the sporting clay stands in the desert foothills just north of Vegas.

He's being greedy so far as I can tell. Condition sounds so-so and barrels/chokes--who knows? Number 18A was offered with cut-barrels and loose as can be action for $1500 and didn't sell, that I remember.

Best Wishes Sergeant. We never met at the Pintail Point Vintage Cup, but sounds like you are a great guy. Hang in there, we're rooting for you

any thin leather gloves will do the trick, Lowes should have some; they will help you to keep shooting during the summer months and not burn those tender parts

Very nice guns, and great photography!

Toolman, you were passing Manhattan in the air as the attacks occurred, that must make you stop and think. I remember were I was, in training in Virginia the morning of 9/11/01. By the afternoon of Sept 12, I was in northeast NJ, and then Ground Zero for the next three weeks. Very emotional driving ...

Yes, very nice, looks to be in great shape. Those early guns are nice. Yes, more pictures, pls - hopefully the wood has not been cut. I have 2663 B, with uncut 30" barrels at F/IM, but unfortunately the wood was cut quite a bit sometime in the past.

Yes, what Marshfellow said. Dont think I've seen blued triggers on an original Fox. Trigger guards were 'charcoaled blue', or at least highly polished bluing; The terminology can get mixed up somewhat, what with abbreviated emails, etc.

That is sad to hear. I talked with Ed at the 2009 Vintagers, a very nice man, he will be missed

Pictures would be most appreciated. I missed a 32" 16 ga Sterlingworth extractor awhile back, wish I could have picked it up.

I agree with VATurkey, if the gun Letters as a straight stock, and other measurements, and is in good condition as it appears, it is worth consideration at $2500. More quality pictures would help to tell the story