Sterlingworth vs A Grades in 12 ga. Why????

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Post by terc »

Could it be simple name recognition.While growing up in a "blue collar community", the word Fox was always followed by Sterlingworth. If your neighbor, uncle, father ect... had a Fox gun, chances were it was a Sterlingworth. I'll bet your average hunter doesn't even know Fox made other grades. If given an option on a gun show table the non SxS fanatics may just go with what there familiar with.
Just thinking out loud, Dave
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Post by Brian »

doesnt bother me any. I picked up several A grade 12's that they couldnt give away just about!!! Some one had to buy them. :lol:
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