Sorry for the tangent, Walter, but all this talk about trap shooting got me to take out a Fox J Grade SBT gun yesterday evening. I only had 50 shells loaded so I did one each round of skeet and trap. She has a high stock and .042" of choke, and my Skeet score wasn't the best especially on stations 3 thru 5. But the old Fox sure strutted her stuff on the trap field against a high ladder-rib Perazzi(?) fielded by the only other shooter = cold, windy day. This Fox was shooting in the early 1920's at Analoston near Washington DC. Quite a change in trap equipment technology since then! Silvers
