New Fox in the henhouse

[Daryl Corona]

I know... it's not a Parker but it's a smallbore Fox Sterlingworth, 20, w/30" barrels choked f/f and is a real delight to shoot. Been looking for a while for one configured like this and this one has tons of condition. I bet not more than 100 rnds. have gone through this gun judging by the wear on the standing breech face. Sometimes you just get lucky.

[Dean Romig]

Congratulations Daryl.

[Dave Noreen]

The SPE-Grade Skeet & Upland Game Gun and now this!! Not to mention your trophy winning B-Grade Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox. You are getting pretty deeply into Ansley's corner!! Welcome!!

[Mike Franzen]

Great gun you have there Daryl. Let us know how it shoots

[charlie cleveland]

got a real sweet heart there...charlie

[Daryl Corona]

The SPE-Grade Skeet & Upland Game Gun and now this!! Not to mention your trophy winning B-Grade Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox. You are getting pretty deeply into Ansley's corner!! Welcome!!

Let's not forget my BE, the early A grade, and the run of the mill Sterly 12, and last but not least a 16 Sterly Deluxe.

Took her for a spin around the clays course yesterday with our own Chuck Bishop and shot her pretty well. Finished off the day with a wonderful steak dinner. Life is good.

[Frank Srebro]

Very nice Daryl, I am happy for you.

Frank

[Mills Morrison]

Nice one Daryl

[Daryl Corona]

Thanks for your input/help on this one Frank.:bowdown:

[Dave Suponski]

Very nice Daryl! Congrats my friend....

[Mike Koneski]

Daryl, welcome to Team Stoat, er, uh, I mean Team Fox!!!! :shock: :rotf: You'll look good in a blue hat.

[Daryl Corona]

We need a smallbore Fox class at your shoot. It don't matter red or blue, I'd look right smart in either.:)

[Dean Romig]

Naa, the blue would clash with your new jacket.

[Daryl Corona]

I've never been known as a fashion statement.:shock:

[Bill Jolliff]

Very, very nice Daryl.

[scott kittredge]

What are you going to do with another long barreled 20 ga? So with that said, i will take if off your hands! What a nice looking gun, even for a Fox! :) Have you shot it at paper yet to see how she prints? scott

[Daryl Corona]

No Scott I have'nt had the chance to put it on paper yet but she's tight at .021/.024, shoots flat and was crushing targets at 40yds. with a 3/4oz. load. The chokes are 4 1/2" long and the chambers are 2 3/4". Fox, like Parker, knew how to bore their guns when it came to tight patterns and long range performance.

[Stephen Hodges]

Daryl, great gun, enjoy.

[Chuck Bishop]

Every time I meet up with Daryl, he says "Look what I just got.":bowdown:

[Stephen Hodges]

Every time I meet up with Daryl, he says "Look what I just got.":bowdown:

Don't you hate that:):corn::rotf::shock:

[scott kittredge]

No Scott I have'nt had the chance to put it on paper yet but she's tight at .021/.024, shoots flat and was crushing targets at 40yds. with a 3/4oz. load. The chokes are 4 1/2" long and the chambers are 2 3/4". Fox, like Parker, knew how to bore their guns when it came to tight patterns and long range performance.

my 30 in. NID FE grade 20 ga has .025 in both barrels and it prints 83% with RST 3/4 oz 7 1/2's, i would think yours would be the same or better

[Daryl Corona]

Just think about that for a second Scott, 83% with a 3/4oz. load. That's the definition of an efficient load to the nth degree. Do you know how long your chokes are?

[scott kittredge]

Just think about that for a second Scott, 83% with a 3/4oz. load. That's the definition of an efficient load to the nth degree. Do you know how long your chokes are?

I do, they are 4 1/8 inches long. i have a pic of that pattern some where that i can post if i can find it. My own 7/8 ths oz load only print 73 % i will have to try a homemade 3/4 oz to see what that does. I love to shoot test patterns. I shoot lots of them too. scott
update found pic of pattern, i was wrong it shot 89 %