Congrats on that new "trophy " Craig. Great dimensions t'boot.
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Fox BE fills a slot.
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Re: Fox BE fills a slot.
Thanks Tom, it's been a long drought for me acquiring a Fox for my personal collection, the last one before this BE was my DE 12ga Pawn Shop Gun in January 2020. I have one other Fox in my sights that's in a private collection that I'm hoping to score on soon. 
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Yessir, I know that only tooooo well. Thats the deal when the open spots get fewer & fewer...... we know the fun is the hunt though.
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Nope, not marked "MODEL 1910".
Just the typical "FOX PROOF" in an oval over each barrel chamber and "B 15935"
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Re: Fox BE fills a slot.
My 15393 cards as a B-Grade, but now sports F.T. Russell ejectors. Also has a safety slide I have not seen on other guns --
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Re: Fox BE fills a slot.
My BE-Grade of this style, which I call 2nd generation, is 15393 buried deep in the safe. It cards as a B-Grade but now has the 1911 F.T. Russell ejectors. Only picture I have of it is this of its rather unique safety slide --
In one of Tom Kidd's articles, he mentioned that when the Russell ejectors were introduced the A.H. Fox Gun Co. fitted them to many extractor guns in inventory.
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