Fox Restoration
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John Early
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Fox Restoration
Looking to get access to original Fox manufacturer archival specifications on s/n: 117070. Looking for original details on stock dimensions, wood type, LOP, drop, cast and pitch from an individual who has access to factory records. All details and diagrams of receiver are appreciated.
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Re: Fox Restoration
A few years back Savage sent the surviving A.H. Fox production cards to the McCracken Research Library at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming. Serial number 117070 would be a 12-gauge Sterlingworth from the late 1920s. The Sterlingworth was the A.H. Fox Gun Co.'s entry level gun, made for stock and to very standard specifications. Here are the Sterlingworth pages from the 1928 A.H. Fox Gun Co. catalog --
You can get a letter from Cody, but they are rather spendy for the very limited amount of information on a Sterlingworth production card. Here is a photocopy of card for a 1928 Sterlingworth --
To order a letter from Cody --
https://centerofthewest.org/explore/fir ... ds/savage/
You can get a letter from Cody, but they are rather spendy for the very limited amount of information on a Sterlingworth production card. Here is a photocopy of card for a 1928 Sterlingworth --
To order a letter from Cody --
https://centerofthewest.org/explore/fir ... ds/savage/
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John Early
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Re: Fox Restoration
Appreciate your speedy response with meaningful information for my project. Very professional.