AH Fox made some lovely guns

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Daryl Corona

I agree Craig. That little 28 is like a magic wand in your hands. My point being that the Fox 20ga frame is the same dimension as the Parker OO frame. That's why they are so svelte. Shoot my 30" or 32" Fox 20 next time we are together and you can see for yourself.

You know me well enough to know I won’t turn that offer down

[Stan Hillis]

I also shoot factory (BOSS) 1 3/8 oz. loads in my HE, and they have never bothered me one bit. Heck, mine is almost a 9 1/2 lb. gun. No way that load, in that gun, should bother someone who mounts it properly.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Stan Hillis

I also shoot factory (BOSS) 1 3/8 oz. loads in my HE, and they have never bothered me one bit. Heck, mine is almost a 9 1/2 lb. gun. No way that load, in that gun, should bother someone who mounts it properly.

The one I got Saturday is about 9 1/2 also . Shot a round of regular skeet with it tonight and it took a bit to get online with it . Then shot a round of skeet doubles from 3 , 4 and 5 . The .045 and .055 chokes on that bad boy made doubles in the middle pretty easy !

[Jack Kuzepski]

Talking about small gauge Foxes; I was talking to a gunsmith from Ithaca Gun Company at the NRA convention in 1998 in Philadelphia. He was telling me he also did gunsmithing at his home in the evening. One of his friends gave him a 20 gauge Sterlingworth with a blown barrel about midway. He cut the barrels to about 3" and sleeved it to a 28 gauge with 28" barrels and had a very sweet shooting quail gun. It was the only 28 gauge Fox that I ever heard about until CSMC came out with their option.