Fox Safety Slides

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FOXsan
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Were there any early--before 1910, Graded guns having a safety slide similar to the Savage style slide shown in the Styles section of the Fox
Home page?

Thanks for your help.

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Post by Researcher »

I'd normally say it would be an indication the gun was at Utica or Chic Falls for service at some point in time. Perhaps adding a safety to a gun that started life without?!?

Here is another early variation on an early A-Grade --

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Maybe Fox-Admin could add this one to the pictures
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Researcher ,

Thanks for your response, it does explain how this could have happened.

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Post by PhillyFoxB »

This photo is actually of an early (1907) B GRADE, not an A GRADE.

Why only pictures of A and C Grades but no B Grades???
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PhillyFoxB

Sorry for the misleading title. I have a 1909 CE that has what seems to be
the wrong safety slide design.

My intent was to have the proper slide design in hand and then find one for
my gun.

FOXsan
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