Sterlingworth assembly drawing

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Sterlingworth assembly drawing

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I had a customer bring in a 12ga. Sterlingworth 2 barrel set (28"& 30") made in 1912. All the parts were contained in a zip lock bag, except the wood and barrels. I need a parts drawing or assembly manual for this gun. I saw Mike C's on the homepage, but I need more detail. I am familiar with most shotguns, but not this one. I would like to make sure I have all the parts, before starting restoration. Thanks, B
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Post by Silvers »

There are some good illustrations (not instructions) of Fox innards in "Double Shotguns" by Steven Dodd Hughes (Krause Publications). However they are copyrighted and I cannot scan or take a pic of them to post here. I've heard the book is out of print but you might check with Krause anyway, or failing that, look on E Bay, etc. Another option might be the NRA Firearms Books available from NRA or Brownells. I don't have them myself so I don't know which edition if any might have the A.H. Fox instructions. Brownells can probably tell you if you call them. Silvers
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Silvers, thank you for the information. I will try to pick up a copy of
"Doubles Shotguns". Bob.
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Post by mike campbell »

You might consider laying all the parts out in an orderly fashion (some arranged in pairs, etc.) and posting a pic. The collective experience here should be able to tell if something is missing.
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