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Jim C., back issues of the DGJ may be ordered from their offices at 800-447-1658. The DGJ is a for-profit business and all these articles are copyrighted. Frank
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Jim C Welcome aboard! Thats a nice Fox Sterlingworth brush most likely from the last group made at Utica. "Good Luck" with her. Paul
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Silvers.
I thought that copying an article from a magazine, for personal use, not commercial use, was OK. Guess not. I'll just take my time and find one on eBay. Thanks for squaring me away. Jim...

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Thanks, Paul. I'll repost when I get it back from gunsmith. I started into the world of SxS last year with a 16 ga LCSmith. I started shooting in 1955 with an Ithaca mod 37 full choke, 30" barrels. Learned to shoot quail while in college in TN with that gun. Taught me a lot. I have shot only O/U's , since 1972 when I got my first Dailey 20, since retired to my son. Progressed to a Winchester 101 2 barrel set 20 & 12. Since retired to my son. (his go-to gun, now). Then to a 12 ga superposed 2 barrel set, since retired to my son. Notice a pattern here? I then added a Weatherby Orion 28 ga for quail and dove in AZ. I'm still holding that one. LOL. I then got a pre-1913 Elsie and after shooting it decided it would be an ideal duck gun for (guess who?? yup, my son). Then came the 16 ga Elsie, and I fell in love. Told son to talk to my wife at my funeral about that one. Then decided I should try a Fox also, which brings us up to date. I'm axious to break some clay with the Fox. First non-rainy day after it comes back. I guess I need to look around for a Parker, to sort of complete the set. Forgot in the mix somewhere came an 870 "Etchen Special" trap mod B. Gift from a friend who never really shot it. Me either, so it's really just a closet queen. Joel Etchen would like it. Maybe someday I'll trade him for a fancier Fox or Elsie, 16 or 20... Sorry for going on so long. Old geezers like me should be limited to 5 lines or so of talk. I'll try to keep it shorter next time. Jim...
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