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I also appreciate when Frank, Dave, Craig or any other member chimes in with info. I'm still learning about all the subtleties that occur in Foxes so I reserve my opinions for fear of leading someone down the wrong path. I was hired to direct our shooting activities so if you think it's difficult ge...

Thanks Jeff. Mighty fine shooting Brett. That shoot sounds like a fun shoot. How many shooters did you get?

Is that a Parker I see in Rich's hands? I know he has some nice Foxes.

Congratulations to Jeff and Dana. Glad to see your knee is on the mend and you can pull the trigger. I'd love to make the shoot but here's a thanks to Dana and Brett for showcasing the Fox guns.

OMG. Even in the heydays down here on the Chesapeake Bay I never witnessed that many birds. The only place I can compare it to is South Dakota a few years back when every field was flooded like in your first picture. Thousands of ducks. Your drone shots are not only cool but what a great way to scout.

Thanks Frank. You are truly blessed where you live.

Mike of the Mountain wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2026 8:05 am Daryl, I cross into the Lefever realm too. Just sayin’.

OOOPS! So have I. And Browning, Remington, Wm. Ford, Winchester just to name a few.

I hear that from many shooters Frank. I've got a M12 and M11 with them installed and I just think they add to the vintage flavor of the gun. I kind of like them and don't even notice them when shooting. Mr. Murphy and I shot at clubs in the 60's and 70's where all the top shooters guns were equipped...

Thanks Mike. We still have the Fox site up and running and one could post in the "Other Vintage Guns" section if they needed to get their internet fix for the day. Most of us, except you of course, are cross breeders so to speak as far as different gun manufacturers. All are welcome here. :D

She's going to keep you busy.

Like Jeff said that took a fair amount of effort to put that together. Thanks for that Frank.

What Jeff said. Well done Frank.

It does seem as though the vintage SxS Ithacas are the red-headed step child of the gun world. They are great guns which are appreciated by a very few. Thanks for shining some light on them Frank.

I doubt it. He is in the beach cottage mode right now.

For your dining and dancing pleasure the BigBore/Smallbore championship will be held in conjunction with Mike's Rock Mtn shoot this coming week. Along with the Fox/Parker challenge we will once again be offering the Fox bigbore/smallbore challenge for your shooting enjoyment. To qualify all you have...