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Looks like a duck killer to me. I hope you post some pictures this Fall.

Congratulations! That sounds like a very fun, and desirable gun to own. Requests for production cards must be made on AHFCA members board. Please repost your request in that forum. Jeff

Very cool Stan. Thanks for sharing those pictures. I have not been very familiar with Ithaca’s, or Bill McGraw, but clearly he did beautiful work. The ducks on the SxS are gorgeous, and the mermaid catches my eye too.

Thanks for posting the pictures, and that’s a good looking dog. Congratulations on the woodcock.

Congratulations Craig, 18053 has beautiful wood. Back to 27043, I always find it interesting when the right barrel is choked tighter than the left. Does this mean it was for incoming birds like doves or driven pheasants?

Nice to hear from you Jabba and congratulations on the rare find. When requesting cards, you should make the request in the members forum. Unfortunately we don’t have that card on file. We only have couple below 9000 at that’s not one of them. I’ll bet a couple of the members would appreciate seeing...

Not much news on how the Southern ''WAS', so lets help make the ''North East'' Shoot at Hausmann's Hidden Hollow the Best Shoot in the North East this year. Tom, Kevin and I will be manning the booth at Hausmann’s and as always, Daryl will be running the Bo Whoop events. As I tried to communicate i...

That’s a nice family heirloom that deserves to be treasured. Thanks for sharing the story and posting pictures.

Great pictures. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your success.

Tom, thanks for sending the link. That sure looks like the same pattern.

It is often mentioned by members (and in MM’s book) that early, graded small bores have “snap on” forearms. Just in case anyone is keeping track, here is a 16 ga. CE with the snap on forearm.

Thanks for the kind words. The booth is definitely a team effort and Kevin and Tom make it happen. Yesterday I saw something that was new to me. One of the visitors, Roy, brought in his 16 ga. Sterlingworth that had more than the usual amount of engraving. Kevin and Tom indicated that this wasn’t th...

The AHFCA owes a big “Thank you” to Kevin and Tom. They are the heart and soul of the Fox Booth and spend countless hours chatting with fellow SxS enthusiasts. Every event they are there, fielding questions and promoting our beloved Fox shot guns. Thanks guys.

It’s always fun to sit in the Fox Booth and see what walks in. Quite often there’ll be a little something that I’ve never seen before. For instance: today a gentleman showed me his beautiful 20 ga. BE with factory swivels. IMG_2675.jpeg I also enjoyed seeing a rather interesting CE. The card stated ...