AH FOX SXS 12 GA
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Own a piece of American firearms history with the A.H. Fox Side-by-Side 12-gauge, a legendary boxlock double gun once famously dubbed the “finest gun in the world” by President Theodore Roosevelt. Renowned for its mechanical simplicity and exceptional durability, this classic Philadelphia-style shotgun features the iconic small-frame design that provides a balanced, lively feel in the hand. Whether you are a dedicated upland hunter or a collector of vintage Americana, the Fox’s signature rotary bolt locking system ensures a tight, secure fit that has stood the test of time for over a century.
This particular 12-gauge model showcases the timeless elegance of the Ansley H. Fox design, featuring a case-hardened receiver with traditional scroll engraving and the original-style “hump-free” profile. The barrels are crafted from high-strength fluid steel, designed to deliver consistent patterns and reliable performance in the field. Complemented by a finely checkered walnut stock and a classic splinter forend, this shotgun represents the peak of early 20th-century craftsmanship, offering a level of sophisticated balance that modern mass-produced doubles rarely achieve.
- Action: Simplified two-piece lockwork with a robust rotary bolt for a lifetime of secure lock-up.
- Barrels: 30-inch Chromox Fluid Steel barrels with a matted concave rib for reduced glare and superior sighting.
- Stock: Grade-appropriate American walnut with a classic pistol grip and hand-cut checkering.
- Triggers & Safety: Traditional double-trigger configuration paired with an automatic tang-mounted safety.
- Weight: Approximately 7 lbs. 5 oz., perfectly balanced for a smooth swing on fast-moving game.
- Chokes: Fixed Modified and Full constrictions, ideal for traditional upland hunting and long-range wingshooting.
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