I would LOVE to have a Fox SBT but I kinda doubt it's ever going to happen.

I bid on the Amoskeag one this weekend but got left in the dust of other bidders. Work on our house is draining money for more important things right now

Mills, I looked at that Fox as well but decided to go for the Remington Model 32TC. Like you, I was left in the dust.

John nice job on the Model 32. I had one but lost it in the Campfire. Well, I still have it but there is no wood and the gun is a little crispy!! Those actions are bulletproof. It still opens and works as it should.

I ended up with the Fox and the Parker from Amoskeag. Sorry guys didn't know you where bidding!!! I might be interested in trading the Fox for something.

Here's most of the Parker SBT's!! I will try to get a picture with all of them.

The straight grip atop the gun case (in front) is Serial #176795 made in 1917, and with a 34" barrel to boot!! It has the early heart looking scroll engraving. I will send some pics of it.

Is there such a thing as gun porn?:)

All of the singles pictured in this thread are very nice!:bowdown: Keep those photos coming.

See SBT`s
 

A seldom seen Three Barrel Gun Company "B" grade SBT mfg. 1908. Offered in A, B & C grade...

Mills, the other single trap guys posting here remember when a good Fox single would bring $7000. The Amoskeag gun sold for less than half that amount. It was a good buy and I'm sorry you missed out. What great displays of single barrels we have here.

Beautiful collection of SBT's!

The first SBT that I honestly ever noticed was a Purdey . Gun was in a Flayderman sales catalog from back in the early 70’s . I should still have the catalog somewhere . There were a group of British guns in that catalog if memory serves a Woodward O/U , a Boss or two several Purdey guns and a Holland all SxS and the one SBT . If I run across that old catalog I’ll save it for you .