Fox Collectors

Interested to know the range in the total weight of a Fox Sterlingworth 12 gauge with 28" or 30" barrels. Understand the graded guns range in weight of the total assembled shotgun given the individual barrel weight, length of barrel and stock. Curious to know the weight you measured for a Fox Sterlingworth 12 gauge and wondering if the Savage Sterlingworth 12 gauge guns in the barrel lengths noted differed by much.

Hello my 12ga sterlingworth with ejectors and 30" 2 weight barrels comes in at 7 lbs 4 oz

1910 12-gauge 30-inch 7 pounds 11 ounces
1912 12-gauge 30-inch 7 pounds 5.8 ounces
1913 12-gauge 30-inch 7 pounds 11.7 ounces (ejector)
1928 12-gauge 30-inch 7 pounds 3.2 ounces
1936 12-gauge 30-inch 7 pounds 0.8 ounces
1937 12-gauge 28-inch 7 pounds 3.7 ounces (ejector, S&UGG)
1938 12-gauge 26-inch 7 pounds 2.6 ounces (ejector
1939 12-gauge 28-inch 7 pounds 4.6 ounces (SP-frame)
1939 12-gauge 26-inch 6 pounds 14.5 ounces (Drawbolt)

The Sterlingworth pages from the 1914 "A Fox Gets the Game" catalog --
From the 1928-29 Catalog --

My Utica 12ga Sterly with 28" barrels = 7lbs 4oz
My Philly Early A grade 12ga weighs 6lbs 11oz with its 28" barrels and 7lbs 4oz with its 30" barrels
Both are extractor guns with pistol grip and splinter forends

Here are some real life weights of many 12 gauge Sterlies I've owned or worked on, all were weighed using a digital postal scale:

Most of the 28" and 30" guns were 7-4 to 7-7
Low weight was a 28" Utica SW extractor gun at 6 - 15.4
High weight was a 30" Utica SW extractor gun at 7 - 9.4

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I have a beautiful Sterly 12 ga (28" barrels, Utica) that weighs 6 lbs 14.7 ozs. It's going to shoot some pheasants this fall!

My C 28" 12ga weights 6.11.5

Flatside 12 gauge Sterly circa 1939. 28" barrels 6 lb 15 oz. Factory Jostam Antiflinch pad double ivory's. Non-capped pistol grip.