Fox Utica with stock plugs
Re: Fox Utica with stock plugs
Bill this is what I was referencing.
Modifying a regular shotgun to act as a "set gun" (often referred to as a "trap gun" or "trap-shotgun," designed to fire when a tripwire is pulled) is illegal in many jurisdictions due to strict laws against booby traps and unapproved NFA (National Firearms Act) items in the U.S.
Im sure it’s not modified like this. Just thought this is an interesting picture taken during military training.
Modifying a regular shotgun to act as a "set gun" (often referred to as a "trap gun" or "trap-shotgun," designed to fire when a tripwire is pulled) is illegal in many jurisdictions due to strict laws against booby traps and unapproved NFA (National Firearms Act) items in the U.S.
Im sure it’s not modified like this. Just thought this is an interesting picture taken during military training.
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Re: Fox Utica with stock plugs
You're giving me ideas for modifying my nine shot A-5 with Cutts. I'll have to find a pickup truck to complete the "set". I drove to Culpepper Virginia to pick up my first Fox single. The fellow had a garage full of finished hot rods. The car of the collection was a military Ford 151 jeep with a General Electric deactivated minigun mounted in the rear. He drove it on the street. He told me that he got some strange looks from ex-military types who knew what a minigun was.
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Re: Fox Utica with stock plugs
I was born 30 years too late. I know it was akin to a death sentence but just think what a rush it would have been to be able to be a door gunner on a B17 or on a naval vessel trying to shoot down an enemy aircraft. Thank the Lord I didn't have to do it but I'm sure I would have been fairly good at it.coues wrote: ↑Sun Jan 25, 2026 6:43 am Bill this is what I was referencing.
Modifying a regular shotgun to act as a "set gun" (often referred to as a "trap gun" or "trap-shotgun," designed to fire when a tripwire is pulled) is illegal in many jurisdictions due to strict laws against booby traps and unapproved NFA (National Firearms Act) items in the U.S.
Im sure it’s not modified like this. Just thought this is an interesting picture taken during military training.
Owning a Fox is not a spectator sport.