Addition for 2015, A Grade(Late Style)

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weaselpeter
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Addition for 2015, A Grade(Late Style)

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I'm am new to FCF and am looking for some information regarding a Fox my dad gave me a while ago.
I finally had a chance to pull this out of moth balls and cleaned it up over Christmas.
It is a really nice gun but I haven't had an opportunity to shoot it yet.
I am looking to know approx. worth of the gun and any history on it. Also where I can find or source a replica Recoil Pad.
The recoil pad is red/orange and all sticky. I believe it is a Jostam Anti-Flinch Recoil Pad - 4 5/8" X 1 1/2" (small)
At this time, I have replaced it with a slip on limbsaver pad but would like something looking more true to original. I have kept the original recoil pad.
Here is what I know about the gun (from the great information on this website):

20 GA. Side by side Double Barrel - Rolled Stamped Chromox Fluid Compressed Steel Philadelphia
S/N 202821 - A Grade(Late Style) - 28" Barrel - Straight Grip - Double Trigger - Savage Era Safety Slide - Metal Bead

Any information you can provide would be much appreciated.

Thanks
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Re: Addition for 2015, A Grade(Late Style)

Post by ROMAC »

Sounds nice. Pictures would help to be able expand on your description.

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This probably isn't information but your Dad has really good taste in guns.
Recoil is most noticed when I miss
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Pictures attached as requested. The pic's were taken with the original recoil pad.
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Post by Silvers »

Thanks for posting. Nice looking gun. Interesting, your gun has a way atypical trigger guard setup for a factory straight-grip - 4th pic shows a screw at the back end of a pistol grip style guard and how it overlays what looks like the back part of a straight-grip guard tang. I suggest that you send for a Callahan letter, or join the AHFCA and get a free lookup, to see what the record card shows for your serial number. Also, that's a Phila era safety slide, not Savage. Silvers
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Re: Addition for 2015, A Grade(Late Style)

Post by Mills »

Very nice! Love the straight grip stock
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Is there any difference in the record card information from a Callahan letter vs the one free lookup you get when joining AHFCA?
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