First year Trojans vs later year Trojans

[Kevin McCormack]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I would love to fit a set of extra barrels to a pigeon gun (with no extension rib) but cutting the dolls head off a set of barrels involves hoping for the best on the final fit.

Not to mention having to file as a registered classic SxS molester.

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Kevin McCormack

Not to mention having to file as a registered classic SxS molester.

Now that there is funny (as Larry the Cable Guy says).

[Harry Gietler]

Originally Posted by Tom Flanigan

The quality of the Trojan didn't diminish over the years. It actually got a bit better with the enclosed top lever coil spring that replaced the old leaf spring as an example. The guns were always fit by hand. The wood to metal fit was better than on the Fox or L. C. Smith guns. I bought an original Trojan stock and tip wood for my deceased uncle's gun. Even though the serial number was only about 200 higher than my gun, I still had a lot of fitting to do on the tip and also the stock. I couldn't believe how much I had to work the new stock and tip to get them to fit properly. It took me a day to do working with scrapers and other tools. In my opinion, the Trojan was the finest field grade gun ever built in this country. Sorry to Kevin McCormack and other Fox lovers, but that is my opinion.

Every Body is Entitled to their Own ''Opinion''

Harry

[Dean Romig]

Yes we do.

I owned a beautiful high condition Sterlingworth twenty with ejectors. I liked how it looked…
I own a Trojan twenty that has little condition but I love the way it handles and shoots.





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