Purchased a Fox Philidelphia Sterlingworth 12 gauge at a recent show. From little info I have found it appears to have been built in 1914 , Serial 69505. Dual triggers, Barrels are 30" Fluid Steel. No chamber markings on the barrel. Serial Numbers match on the water table, barrels, trigger guard.
So what should I expect these chambers to be, I read a little on barrel weights but do not see any markings for that on the barrels.
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OH Osthaus
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Re: Sterling worth added to Safe
Fox did not mark chamber length as a norm
You should measure them
2 5/8 would be my guess unless they were lengthened at some point
Barrel weight was stamped before finishing I think. So they don't alway survived
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You should measure them
2 5/8 would be my guess unless they were lengthened at some point
Barrel weight was stamped before finishing I think. So they don't alway survived
PS - welcome to the board
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