Early Fox 12 gauge identification

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Re: Early Fox 12 gauge identification

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No help here Bird Dog, I'm not a fan of taking them apart.

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Bill, did Ken Waite not leave the firm some time back?
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Dan and Ken departed ways a few years back. Dan was working gunsmithing part time for a few years, his day job was Assistant Police Chief Oswego NY. Dan just retired form police work and is now full time gunsmithing. Dan has done a few small crack repair jobs for me and I have been extremely satisfied. Dan is a craftsman and preservationist, he goes out of his way to preserve the original character of vintage guns.
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Re: Early Fox 12 gauge identification

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eightbore wrote:Bill, did Ken Waite not leave the firm some time back?
Hi Murph,

I wasn't sure Ken was no longer working with Dan but Craig has put us up to date.
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