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I inherited the Fox model A from my father. It's been in the family since my great grandfather purchased it. I know little about the Fox guns but am learning much more reading about them on this site. My guns serial is 2932 as you can see in the pictures. It seems in good shape for being over 100 years old but I would appreciate any thoughts and comments on what I've posted. It is in need of repairs - I haven't disassembled it yet but I can see the sear pins are both broken. I'm hoping that's the only issues. While I have a reasonable mechanical skill I'm no gunsmith. Would this be a job I could handle or would you recommend I take this to a good gunsmith?
If you decide you want to take it apart yourself, this is the step by step to do it. Having the right screwdriver bit as mentioned is the right way to go. Go slow.
