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ranmcc
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Video?

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Has anyone done a video on removing stock, cleaning, and reassemble of Fox Sterlingworth. I saw the
stock removing instructions, but was just wondering if there is a video.
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I have never seen or heard of a video. Bobby
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The only video I have ever seen for doublegun disassembly/cleaning/assembly was one for L.C. Smiths done by Nick Makinson, years ago, on VHS. I still have my copy and have considered having to copied to DVD. I wish there were DVDs available for every make of double American classic gun, like the Makinson one. It is really a fine video.

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The guys to make a video would be Mike Campbell and Silvers. Both very knowledgable and can communicate well.
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fox shooter
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Re: Video?

Post by fox shooter »

There are disassembly instructions under the mechanism listing on the home page. Only takes a couple times and you'll be doing it with your eyes closed. Whatever you do, don't saturate the insides with oil.
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