Fox 12 bore Pin Gun

[tom tutwiler]

Originally Posted by wayne goerres

I have two philly foxes an A grade 20ga and a 12ga sterlingworth. If memory servs me, both were made around 1915. Neither has a pin with a head on it (headless). Must have something to do with date of manufacture.

Pin guns were only made in the earliest days and only in a 12 gauge (Sterlingworths). Rumint has it Fox was utilizing left over frames from the early days and therefore the extra work had already been done (ala Parker style).

[Researcher]

Rumint has it Fox was utilizing left over frames from the early days and therefore the extra work had already been done (ala Parker style).

Me thinks our late friend Mr. McIntosh was too deep in the single malt when he came up with that idea!! A Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox frame is much longer than any 12-gauge A.H. Fox Gun Co. frame.

[Ed Blake]

A Fox pin gun that I did not buy at a Richmond gunshow a few years back is one of my regrets. 32" in excellent shape for $1,200.

[Harold Pickens]

Rick, did you ever get that Fox pin gun? We would all like to see some pictures.

[rickey hughes]

no I am still sitting on it.