Paradox Fox
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Re: Paradox Fox
Wow++++ Dewey, Pete's really going to love it. Great job! Can't wait to shoot it with him.
Owning a Fox is not a spectator sport.
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Re: Paradox Fox
Amazing work. The little details like the checkering on the edge of the 50 yard flip up sight and the small flourish at the top of the trigger. The engraving showcases the metalwork. a hundred years from now I hope it ends up in a museum after a full career of taking game . Thanks for sharing
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Re: Paradox Fox
I had the pleasure of handling and shooting Dewey's masterpiece today with my friend, the owner. What a superb creation and deadly accurate. You really outdid yourself on this one Dewey.
Owning a Fox is not a spectator sport.
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Re: Paradox Fox
Dewey, we have to know if your client bloodied the paradox Fox today! (Assuming it hunted in PA today)
We need an update to calm our green eyes of envy.
We need an update to calm our green eyes of envy.
"Somehow, the sound of a shotgun tends to cheer one up" -- Robert Ruark