Came today...CSMC XE-spl-16 set

[SXS OHIO]

Here are some pictures of the much talked about shotgun. Its everything I hoped for!!! Lou out did himself and did it just a few days short of 8 months from day ordered till day delivered. Now that is service! The wood he picked is perfect for this gun and all 4 chokes are just as ordered. Richard Roy put some real time into the gun...top shelf work for sure. Enjoy the pics...(-: SXS Ohio

[SXS OHIO]

29" barrels 6lbs-5 1/2 oz 28" barrels 6lbs-4oz I had the gun stocked high and the pistol grip is more open. Its like a parker radius, the fox gun is much sharper. It was made to match my Parker repro stock dimensions. They did a perfect job, I shot the gun for P.O.I. and all looks good! We have a rooster hunt in the morning if its not pouring down rain. The birds have been out for a couple weeks and should be fun hunting. Will use the 29" barrels with .012 and .031 chokes Will post some pics of the hunt....thanks all SXS ohio

[John E. Williams]

That's just stunning, Kenny. Good luck with the roosters!

[SXS OHIO]

See the pistol grip radius....some bird mounts

[Mills]

Really cool! Did original Foxes have skeleton steel butt plates or is that a CSMC touch? Very nice either way.

[SXS OHIO]

A picture of this was used for the setter on the belly of my Fox...looks just like my Gordon setter Ruby....(-:

[SXS OHIO]

Hunting quadrapedds

[Roundsworth]

Very nice

[SXS OHIO]

I do not know if Fox used them back in the day?? But I love Parker guns with skeleton but plates. I think its proper for a hi-grade gun. Its is eye candy for sure.....(-: SXS Ohio

[Wild Skies]

There are others that know a whole lot more than I do about the original Philly-built A. H. Foxes, but I do know that there were a few that left the factory in Philadelphia with skeleton steel butt plates. See Tom Kidd's article in the DGJ Vol. 3 Issue 2 page 29 for one of them.