Fox Collectors

Found in the wilds of Canada a few months ago. I finally got around to taking some pictures. 120X B-Grade with 28" barrels and straight grip. 6lbs 14oz. The wood condition and checkering blew me away for this early of a gun. Somehow I went from not owning any B-Grades to having too many.

Outstanding and a straight grip to boot!!! Congratulations

Wow! That's a beauty. I really like "sub 7 lbs.". I'm a little jealous. Jeff

Wow! Really sweet find. How's it choked?

That's a beauty!

Jason, I really like the wood on that gun. It's beautiful. When members post pictures, I like to take the opportunity to educate myself. I thought that all "b" grades had a little engraving on barrels. Was it absent on the very early ones? Jeff

1905 "Finest Gun in the World" catalogue --
1906-07 "Finest Gun in the World" catalogue --


The bird first appears in the 1907 catalogues, both the "Finest Gun in the World" and the "Campfire".

Jason, do the Krupp markings on the bottom of the barrel tubes include the LIGHT WEIGHT BARREL line?

Researcher wrote: Jason, do the Krupp markings on the bottom of the barrel tubes include the LIGHT WEIGHT BARREL line?

No they do not.

Dave, thanks for posting the old advertisements. Jeff

Sweet looking gun Jason.

Don't see hardly any of those real early B's.

Neat "SAFE"ty slide button too.

Jolly

Jason, as you now have too many Bs I'll offer to give this peach a good home in my safe.

Mike

I have 4 straight grip foxes and find them to be the most attractive.

I also shoot them the best, which is definately more important!

setterspell wrote:Wow! Really sweet find. How's it choked?

.022/.035

Jason, nite your tongue. No such thing as owning to many!! Outstanding example!! Thanks for sharing