Fox Collectors

Sorry, I forgot to mention the gun is a 12 gauge.

Man! That is one light 12ga !

If it weighs 5.5 pounds on a good scale, it is a rare and valuable 12 gauge Fox. I'm betting on a bad scale.

Serial #32800 cards as an "A" grade, so the plot thickens.

Great work, Cargie. Any other interesting facts on the card? Weight, buyer, anything else? I still want to buy the gun if it weighs 5 1/2 pounds.

Very basic gun made in a group of guns with same specs., 28" bbls, wt. very weak, but all guns with same specs. weighed about 7 lbs, shipped to Iver Johnson, which bought a lot of guns from Fox. (full pistol grip)

I have several in the 32,000 range and they shipped in 28' and 29', but from what 's been discussed, I don't think that gun has anything to do with these, or the #32800 that I gave infro on. (That and 50 cents will buy you a pack of gum)

By the way, I'm betting on the same dog that Frank may be betting on "Lunch Box".

I weighed the gun on an accurate scale and it weighs 7.5 pounds. Sorry about that

I'm with Silvers and Cargie as well, lunch box or pure aftermarket, If you look at the S/N stamps all are spaced much wider than typically found. And if you look at the picture of the bbl flats above the S/N stamp of the two zeros, that's where the S/N should be stamped and instead you can see what looks like a depression and grinding marks. I think an unfinished receiver and FE iron where mated to a reserialized bbl set.
Just my thoughts

I's like to thank everyone for the remarks, but I still would like to find out the age of the gun and clear up the questions about the serial numbers. Thanks to all Chris

I have access to a 20 Ga Sterlingworth. The barrels measure 24" Serial Number 367997. Can anyone provide input if the barrel length is correct?