I mentioned this one in another thread. I paid $50 for this one at a flea market about 12 years ago. Safety is locked in place, a few years ago tried to disassemble it but couldn’t get the screw out even with Kroil.
One of the early A Grades which were the plain Jane types.
$50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Any comments? An okay purchase, good purchase, overpriced? Obviously, not a beauty queen.
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Great price and looks like good or better condition.Bobby
Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Hit the screw with a couple of seconds with a Bernz -O- Matic and then douche it with PB Blaster and let it sit overnight. I bet it turns the morning after. Kevin
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
I am looking for info on a similar firearm. where can I find info and value for these older shotguns?
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Well, you could post a couple of pictures and provide the serial number. I’m sure someone would offer an opinion.
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Go to our home page and look under Grades for information; go to Blue Book of Gun Values for approximate values per age and gondition. Also check out Guns International. Kevin
PS - Did you ever get the screw out??
PS - Did you ever get the screw out??
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Here are some photos of the gun I am trying to identify the grade and value.
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
The rest of the photos of the gun I am trying to identify the grade and value. Serial # 7484
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
It appears to be an A-Grade from 1907, but it appears to have been restocked by Savage at some time.
Share the knowledge
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Does that kill the value?Researcher wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 9:10 pm It appears to be an A-Grade from 1907, but it appears to have been restocked by Savage at some time.
How do you find a value on a mix matched firearm?
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Re: $50 flea market early Fox A Grade shotgun
Yes, it hurts the value, but the reality is that particular grade of gun in that condition even if it had the original stock wouldn't have a lot of value. IMO and FWIW, if that gun was put on Gunbroker it might bring between 4 and 5 hundred dollars. I'm basing that on what I've been seeing lately.VirginiaGunGuy wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 9:57 pmDoes that kill the value?Researcher wrote: ↑Wed Sep 18, 2024 9:10 pm It appears to be an A-Grade from 1907, but it appears to have been restocked by Savage at some time.
How do you find a value on a mix matched firearm?
