Fox sees the light of day after 60 years
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Re: Fox sees the light of day after 60 years
Reggie thanks that is amazing! Good for those involved in the transaction. Fox guns are on par price wise with even Parkers, nice to see.
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Re: Fox sees the light of day after 60 years
Craig,
The old girl looks great. My twin, is at the Smiths to get freshened up as well so no pics are available, but will certainly come October when we hit the uplands together. The matte spar varnish you used? Epifanes? Probably the best stuff on the market. I used it on the wood/canvas canoes I restore.
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The old girl looks great. My twin, is at the Smiths to get freshened up as well so no pics are available, but will certainly come October when we hit the uplands together. The matte spar varnish you used? Epifanes? Probably the best stuff on the market. I used it on the wood/canvas canoes I restore.
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I do. I've a love affair with small bore, long barreled doubles (12 ga. 32" guns, too, for that matter.loggy wrote:It would be interesting to know how many Fox collectors also own Parkers. John

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That combo sounds nice Stan. Like you, I can overcome many things stock-wise on a shotgun, but good trigger pulls are a MUST. The other thing that bugs me are large front beads. I know you are not supposed to look at them, and I don't, but they are there and the smaller the better.
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I am the proud owner of a 16 ga. DA. Love it! Also have a 1895 12 ga. with Damascus barrels. Nice guns.loggy wrote:It would be interesting to know how many Fox collectors also own Parkers. John
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I've got WAY too many Parkers, mostly 20's and 28's, with a bunch of 12's and a few hammer but not enough Lefever, Ithaca or Fox. I still have time.loggy wrote:It would be interesting to know how many Fox collectors also own Parkers. John

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Re: Fox sees the light of day after 60 years
Nice find Craig. The "hunt" is everything. I found a second generation AE 20 a few years ago that I still haven't taken any pictures of. Thanks for reminding me.
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