Here are some pictures.
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Snipe Alley
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I found this Fox at one of the local gun shows in my area. It's a 16 ga. A that was shipped in 1923. I had to talk myself into attending this show because it seems all you see is plastic and stainless. I guess you have to believe in the old phrase "they are where you find them."
Here are some pictures.
Here are some pictures.
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Answers the question of "should I stay or should I go?", doesn't it?
Nice find, great day!
Nice find, great day!
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ROMAC
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That is a sweet 16 A.
Be careful with the left cheek, however, if you did not notice it looks like the start of a crack in the typical spot where the wood is thin.
Be careful with the left cheek, however, if you did not notice it looks like the start of a crack in the typical spot where the wood is thin.
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Stunning! It seems that whenever I do come across something sweet like this I don't have the $$$ to do anything about it but when I'm flush and shopping there's nothing around!
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Snipe Alley
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It does look like there is a split on the pictures in a troublesome area but if you look closely it seems to be in the grain or something in the finish, but I will be keeping an eye on it!ROMAC wrote:That is a sweet 16 A.
Be careful with the left cheek, however, if you did not notice it looks like the start of a crack in the typical spot where the wood is thin.
Thanks everyone for the responses.
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Nice going!!!........ they don't come much nicer condition-wise.
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Gorgeous gun , I've been looking for its twin . To me a high condition A grade 16ga is the perfect gun. Great find !!!!
What is the length of the barrels ?
What is the length of the barrels ?
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Snipe Alley
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The barrel length is 28" choked, Improved modified, and full.fn16ga wrote:What is the length of the barrels ?
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Very Nice!. The question now is would you hunt with it or no?
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