32" 20 ga. Fox Sterlingworth

[Double Lab]

For all of you addicted to those long- legged smallbore beauties here is one I've been chasing for a while. She is the bottom gun in the photo shown in comparison to a 30" 20 less than 2k in the serial number range. Choked .031/.034. For a twenty that's scary full and full. We went out yesterday on our first date and hope to take her out again this week weather permitting.

[Jerry Parise]

Cool gun! What are the stock dimensions on this gun?

[Randy Roberts]

Very nice Daryl. A 32" small bore Fox is a real treasure as they rarely come to market but you already know that. Congrats to you, you're a lucky man to come across such a gun.

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by Jerry Parise

Cool gun! What are the stock dimensions on this gun?

13.75" lop, 1.75" dac, 3" dah.

[Mark Kircher]

Congrats Daryl!!!

I have her bigger sister! We will have to get them together soon!

http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=25079

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by MARK KIRCHER

Congrats Daryl!!!

I have her bigger sister! We will have to get them together soon!

http://parkerguns.org/forums/showthread.php?t=25079

That we will my friend, looking forward to it.

[charlie cleveland]

great find...charlie

[Harold Pickens]

Great pick up, should certainly be a contender in the Bo Whoop competition this year.

[Marshfellow]

Excellent Daryl. I've never had the pleasure to buy a nice one.

[Double Lab]

Originally Posted by Harold Lee Pickens

Great pick up, should certainly be a contender in the Bo Whoop competition this year.

Harold this gun will be available for anyone to shoot in the Bo-Whoop competition this year. I'm planning on having a sub-gauge event to show everyone just what these smallbores can do. I will be busy this year running things so I'm counting on one of you grouse shooters to step up to the plate and show us what the 20 can do. With .031 and .034 constriction you should not have a problem.