Philadelphia Arms Co., A. H. Fox "A" Grade 12 ga
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Category: Shotguns - American Double - Shotguns - Doubles

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Seller: Loving Doubles
Company: Loving Doubles
Member Since: 9/6/09
First Name: Ben
State: California
Country: United States
Phone: (310) 546-6484
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Description:
Philadelphia Arms A grade #1013
The gun offered here is an “A” grade, serial number 1013, in very good condition. The action is lightly engraved with the name “Fox” on each side. The rib is marked “Philadelphia Arms Co. Phila. PA. Krupp Fluid Steel”.  All metal surfaces are clean, free of rust and corrosion, but an even brown color. It appears to be original in every way with matching number parts and butt plate. The 30” Krupp steel barrels have excellent original blue, no dents or bulges, and the bores are slightly rough – yet quite shootable. The stock is solid with no dents or scrapes but has been refinished and the checkering mostly sanded off. The top lever is a little left of center but it locks-up perfectly. LOP = 14”; DC = 1 ½”; and DH 2 ½”. Chokes are full and modified. In 1905 the list price for an “A” grade was $50.00. All and all a pretty good example of a very rare American gun.

The Philadelphia Arms Company was predecessor to the A. H. Fox Gun Company. It appears that only a few thousand were made between 1904 and 2007. Grades A – E were made priced from $50 to  $200.

 

Price: $995.00

Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: Philadelphia Arms, Co.
Model: A. H. Fox, "A" Grade
Serial Number: 1013
Barrel Length: 30
Chambers: 2 3/4
Ejectors: No
Condition: Very good
Metal Condition: Very good
Wood Condition: Very good
Bore Condition: Good
Barrels: Krupp Fluid Steel
Barrel Type: Double
Action: Boxlock
Triggers: double
Stock: English Walnut
Stock Comb: 1 1/2
Stock Heel: 32 1/2
Stock Cast: neutral
Fore End: Splinter
Butt Pad: HRBP
LOP: 14
Weight: ca. 61/2 lbs
Manufacture Date: ca. 1905
Choke Left: full
Choke Right: Modified
Engraving: line & dog
Item Location: CA
Proof:Nitro: yes