Fox Collectors

I agree with Daryl. No steel, find some Bismuth.

I have not. If I needed to have some work done, I would contact Will Brothers Restoration in northern Michigan (google them). Black Diamond (Matt) is also very good, but I think he’s migrating to restorations and upgrades. Good luck.

Great pictures Frank. You’re living the dream.

Great picture and that looks like a dandy A grade.

Welcome to the group. I’m up in Michigan so I can’t give any leads unless you’re willing to ship your prized Fox. Maybe someone else will chime in, otherwise I’ll offer some “Midwest” names.

Hey Steve, if you take pictures using your phone, slightly edit it, and then post it, and the orientation will be correct. Jeff what do you mean by saying slightly edit it Steve, just slightly crop your picture and it will stay in your desired orientation. In the example below, you would tap on the...

That’s a good looking gun, and in the pictures it appears to have more drop at comb than at heal. I’m very interested in reading your article.

Hey Steve, if you take pictures using your phone, slightly edit it, and then post it, and the orientation will be correct.

Nice gun. Will you be chasing grouse with it?

That's an amazing video and some mighty fine shooting. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.

Cool hang tag.

I have never had an ejector worked on so I am unable to help. I’m sure there is some one out there that can help.

Thanks for taking the time to add the details. Sounds like a very thorough restoration and I’m sure you’ll have fun with it. Maybe you could do me one favor…. Miss a few mallards so they make it to Michigan for me.

Your gun looks great. I’m envisioning a picture of many dead mallards in your future. Enjoy it!

Congratulations Craig. Nice shooting.

Beautiful picture! You guys sure have great waterfowl hunting.