Fox Collectors

Bill, thanks for the reminder and update on Byron. I do remember he told me that he previously worked at Creekside. As far as I know Randy still deals a bit with collectible guns but is not affiliated with his former shop which retained the business name and moved closer to Newville. frank Yep, Byr...

Back in the late 1980s I gained admission to Randy's safe to measure the dimensions of a 20-gauge Super-Fox frame for McIntosh. Don't think I've ever been anywhere else with as many Parker and graded L.C. Smith .410-bores. I too had the pleasure and privilege to get admission to Randy's walk in vau...

Maybe a 12 gauge Sterlingworth with a 20 gauge shell dropped in and stopped at the forcing cone?

ROMAC wrote: ↑Fri Apr 18, 2025 11:23 am Is this the same one and only, or has another one surfaced?

The only one Roger.

Pictures below of a Fox. Not a gun tho. And it's not mine. I just took a couple pictures.

Many of you will know what it is. 1921 vintage if that helps. Correction: it's a 1922 Sport Sedan.

Here tis . . .

Maybe a mechanical link to the SAFETY behind the trigger to operate it from the upper position. For left hand shooters?

I sure will Mark.

It's been nice chatting with you.

Bill

I got a Reply from Jim DeMunck: "I'm not looking for any new work. I don't have my FFL anymore so I can't really accept firearms for work. Keeping busy and trying to complete my own projects that never got done in the last 50+yrs is my goal now. But I certainly thank him for his consideration.&...

And here's a Baby Browning .25ACP before and after by Jim.

Here's a Meriden Model 15 pump .22. Jim just added the engraving to an otherwise very nice Meriden.

Mark, Here's a Smith & Wesson .38/44 Jim did. He started with a basic gun, did the engraving, moved the S&W logo from the right side and put it on the left side and used that space to put that gold mountain lion. Ivory grips too. IMG_0276-1_11.jpg IMG_0286-1_11.jpg IMG_0288-1_11.jpg IMG_0293...

Mark,
Here's some pictures of a Winchester Model 61 in .22 WMR by Jim. He restocked it with new wood, checkered and finished it. Engraved the metal parts and reblued them.

Hey Bill, I truly appreciate it. I was leaning towards an early DE pattern similar to one that Tut had Gournet do for him. Then I saw The Quail Gun that Jim did for CSMC and changed my mind. I really fell in love with Jim’s work. I have attached some pictures of Jim’s Quail Gun. If you have any pic...

Grouser, I see and shoot with Jim when the weather isn't too bad. He's not a fan of shooting in cold, windy weather. I shot with him about 2 weeks ago when we had a nice break in the weather. I'm thinking he is not looking for any engraving work, at least not any large scale jobs. But, ya never know...

Brett,

That is one fine looking gun. There sure was a lot of expert work in making and finishing it. And no markings on the inside either?

Yeah, what caliber is the rifle?