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With the new one you showed us at Hausman's?
That's a beautiful gun, can you post pics of it?
Regards, Dean
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Careful of that rusty barbed wire, Kevin. Murphy
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Dang! One fer each hand....I'd like to see the video!
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With the new one you showed us at Hausman's?
That's a beautiful gun, can you post pics of it?
Regards, Dean Yes, with that gun Dean. It shoots as good as it looks.
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Sporting Life Oct 7, 1905 http://www.la84foundation.org/SportsLibrary/SportingLife/1905/VOL_46_NO_04/SL4604031.pdfThe Ansley H. Fox hammerless shotgun is now ready for the market. This new gun has Krupp steel barrels, finest imported English walnut stock, steel forgings, and the best of material in every part. The mechanism is simple, strong and all working parts are interchangeable. The barrels are locked by a rotary bolt through the extension rib, the bolt tapering to take up wear in all directions, and the gun is guaranteed never to shoot loose. The hammers are controlled by spiral springs and both main spring and top lever springs are guaranteed against breakage at any time. The friction on working parts is so reduced that the gun cocks as easily as a hammer gun. The price of the Ansley H. Fox gun is from $50 to $500 list. The general appearance of the new gun is equal to the very best. The weight is from six and one-quarter to eight pounds. The makers of the Ansley H. Fox gun are not connected with the Philadelphia Arms Co. Call on your dealer and examine sample or send for catalogue to A. H. Fox Gun Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ad http://www.la84foundation.org/SportsLibrary/SportingLife/1905/VOL_46_NO_05/SL4605021.pdf
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That is an amazing source of information Drew!!! I find myself sitting in front of the computer and reading for hours!! Great pics Kevin!!
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Does this mean I should get rid of my Philadelphia Arms Co. Fox? Don't want to have a gun that is not "genuine."
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Goodies at the Penn. State Shoot May 1906 won by D. E Hickey of Millvale, Pa with a Lefever http://www.la84foundation.org/SportsLibrary/SportingLife/1906/VOL_47_NO_11/SL4711020.pdfThere were 43 prizes which included a "C". A. H. Fox hammerless gun presented by Ansley H. Fox and valued at $100, a OO-E grade L. C. Smith gun given by the Hunter Arms Co., "F" grade Lefever by the Lefever Arms Co., Parker gun by Parker Bros., a No. 1 1/2 Ithaca gun by the Ithaca Gun Co, mounted deer head by C. H. Eldon, No. 45 Ideal rifle, Alligator skin gun case by J. B. Shannon & Sons, Mod. 17 Marlin repeating shotgun. The Kansas, Pennsylvania, Montana State, and the Oklahoma Territorial championships were all won with Lefever guns in 1906.
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