Fox Collectors

Great. So it sounds like if it has been opened and not fired, I should just see a hole with light in it and no pin. This is different than my experience with other more modern break open guns. Thanks again for all the feedback. If anyone has anything else based on my condition description above, ple...

So should I actually be able to see anything like a firing pin in the hole, or would it just look empty before being fired?

Everyone- thanks very much for the added input. Unfortunately, I wasn’t really looking for a shotgun when I came across the 20 gauge Sterlingworth. Nor did I know that 20 gauges in those older guns were more rare. I will know now, though! Regarding this 12 gauge Fox Grade A, other than those 2 major...

Craig and Daryl - thanks very much for your replies. It’s a good thing I checked here first! I’m disappointed. I thought I had found a good deal. So you really think it is epoxy? I would never have thought that. So, based on what it is, is there an acceptable price for it or just forget it? Regardin...

Hello. I am a first time poster. I hope it is ok to ask this sort of question here. I have come across an AH Fox Grade A 12 gauge for sale. Serial # 17xxx. Extractors only. They are asking $565 plus tax. Overall it is in good shape - the bluing is all there, though it is a little browned. A few splo...