How can you go wrong?? Sterly Magic!!
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How can you go wrong?? Sterly Magic!!
There are not many bargains left in the gun world except maybe one, an original vintage Fox Sterlingworth. I re-purchased a 12ga Sterlingworth circa 1913 for $600 from a friend who decide to move on, just an untouched honest gun with one small dent in the right barrel and a small chip missing from the butt plate, otherwise perfect. I think I will keep it as a great example of a 99 year old field gun with honest hunting wear. Show us your "experienced" Sterly
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Re: How can you go wrong?? Sterly Magic!!
Some of my favorite Foxes have been lightly used Sterlingworths. I have kept two that are part of my "Keeper Collection". I have shared a few more with friends.
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Re: How can you go wrong?? Sterly Magic!!
The one Sterlingworth that I have used a great deal is my 12-gauge Fox-Sterlingworth Ejector Skeet & Upland Game Gun --
Shooting this gun on the skeet fields, I've really come to like the big ugly Savage top-lever. It is easy to move with the edge of ones right hand while keeping your hand in position to catch the empties.
Shooting this gun on the skeet fields, I've really come to like the big ugly Savage top-lever. It is easy to move with the edge of ones right hand while keeping your hand in position to catch the empties.
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