Foxy Ladies

[Reggie Bishop]

Sometimes the Foxes need to come out.

[Daryl Corona]

Very nice Reggie. Two straight grips which are not that common in Foxes. Please post these on the Fox site if you can.

[Randy G Roberts]

Sweet. But you must tell us about them Reggie.

[Reggie Bishop]

Thanks for the positive comments. They are both 20 gauge guns (of course), straight stocks, splinters, double triggers. One is 26", the other 30". Original finishes I think. Very lithe and responsive!

[Dave Noreen]

Wonderful pair. Looks like the DE-Grade is the one Tom Kidd did an article on in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Three, Issue 1, pages 36 to 41.

[Daryl Corona]

A 30 or 32in 20ga Fox is just about the nicest pointing shotgun I own. Behind that is a 20 Lefever. But then again there is that 30in VHE 28. I could live happily ever after just shooting those 4.

[Steve Cambria]

You've been holding out on us Reggie!! Dave beat me to it, on second glance my DE meter flashed "CHECK TEMPERATURE".....wonderful pair!!!

[Garry L Gordon]

Reggie, those are indeed two beauties. But at 26,” you’d better let me take that one off your hands :). But seriously, a Fox small bore is an “all day” gun. I’ll bet they would be murder on Midwestern Bobs.

[Dave Noreen]

Love that fleur-de-lis checkering pattern unique to the D-/DE-Grade as shown in the 1913 catalog.

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[charlie cleveland]

them are some fancy foxes...charlie

[Rich Anderson]

A couple of nice guns there even if one is only 26 inches LOL

[Keith Sirmans]

Great job finding those! They are incredible and I am sure they were worth the wait to find them

[Robert Brooks]

Wowwwwww !

[charlie cleveland]

2 wows...charlie

[tom tutwiler]

That will put the pitter in your patter. Dang.

[Craig Larter]

Very nice pair! Thanks for the pictures.