Some NY woodcock with Nell
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Re: Some NY woodcock with Nell
Congratulations! Woodcock season closed a couple of weeks ago in Michigan.
Shoot vintage firearms, relax, and have fun.
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Re: Some NY woodcock with Nell
Your dog looks great. She knows how to pose for the camera!
Goodbye Mandy, once in a life time hunting dog. I miss you every day.
Re: Some NY woodcock with Nell
Yes a Miller trigger.vaturkey wrote:Looks like fun. Is that Miller trigger?
Re: Some NY woodcock with Nell
It is the first Fox I purchased about 35 years ago. It is a Sterlingworth made in 1929, has two sets of barrels matching numbers. First set are 28” marked Philadelphia with beaver tail forend, second set are 25” marked Utica for 2 3/4. Gun must have been sent back to Fox for that second set. I have no idea who or when restocked the gun and forends? I purchased the gun at the Syracuse Gun Show. Since then I have purchased four more.44whiskey wrote:great post, some details on shotgun please,its a beauty