Fox Collectors

In answer to the question above, it is an extractor gun.

Interesting information. I am using AA reloads with Winchester 209 primers. I will load up some Remington cases and see if that makes a difference. Maybe I am fooling myself with gun warming up factor.

Regards,

Bince

I am fortunate to own a nice 1934 vintage Fox Sterlingworth 20 gauge with 30 inch barrels. It was shipped from the Savage factory in Utica, NY. While preparing for a pheasant tower shoot recently, I shot sporting clays with it several times. For those unfortunate members stuck up North in the cold, ...

Thanks to all for the great information. Since this is a tower shoot and the birds mostly incoming I have decided to use 1 1/8 ounce # 6 lead shot. I will be writing another article following the shoot in January. I look into RST shells and they are not available. Given the excellent condition of my...

I forgot to mention that the chokes are full and full .042 and .042. As noted in my article, this gun is in very good condition with no bore issues. Rgds, Bince

This is the gun featured in the Spring Newsletter article I wrote. I now own this gun and am thankful to my friend Jim Cooney who sold it to me. The recent "Safe to Shoot" post inspired me to go the experts with a question. In January, 2026 I plan to shoot some incoming pheasants with this...

My first time at the Rock, need clarification. How do I qualify for the Fox Parker Challenge? Is this different from the Big Bore/Small Bore Challenge?

Do you have to shoot the same gun to qualify?

Regards,

Mike Bunce (Bince)

It there a source that explains the difference between these pads? Maybe photos?

I look forward to this opportunity and will be there to shoot my Fox.

Regard's: Mike Bunce (Bince)

Will anyone be at the Southern Side by Side and have the tools to measure the cost the chambers on an early A 12 gauge and/or a 20 gauge Sterlingworth?