The Fox A Grade series presented by Savage. MSRP: $4,999.
The new Fox A Grade side-by-side shotgun is the kind of gun that can get me in trouble. Upon seeing it, I really, really fell in love. I didn’t even ask about the price. Because I knew if I had to ask, then I couldn’t afford it (Yup, boy was I right about that).
There is a lot to love in this package. It really is “Grade A” material. Between the American black walnut stock to the precision cut checkering to the brass bead sights, every little detail… every little thing she does is magic!
That’s what I started singing to myself because it’s not so much a gun but a work of art, really. Fondling Handling it was amazing. Everything about it felt right. The weight, the balance, the break action, the way it points — everything.
And you know, comparatively speaking, for a double-barrel heirloom quality shotgun, $5,000 isn’t that bad of a price point. See what I did there? I’m already talking myself into buying one at the very real risk of being terminated by my GF.
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You can see the little “Fox” engraving.
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Double triggers with an automatic safety.
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Features:
- Box lock, side-by-side shotgun
- 14 1/2-inch length of pull, 1 1/2 inch drop at comb
- American black walnut stock with oil finish and precision-cut checkering
- Straight buttstock grip and splinter fore-end
- 26- or 28-inch barrels with solid game rib
- Front brass bead sight
- Includes interchangeable improved cylinder, modified and full chokes
- Double triggers and automatic safety
- Bone and charcoal case color- finished receiver
- Polymer carrying case
The Fox A Grade Shotgun.
For you collectors out there, this is definitely one to look out for. While the price point doesn’t change from model to model, you do have some options in terms of gauge and barrel length. That is you can choose between 12 GA and 20 GA and 26 and 28-inch barrels.
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The American black walnut is beautiful.
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I’m not sure my pics really do it justice.
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It comes with a polymer carrying case.
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Thanks again to PK for holding the gun!
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Make sure you shop GunsAmerica for Fox Shotguns. To learn more about Fox, visit their website.
I didn’t even ask about the price. Because I knew if I had to ask, then I couldn’t afford it????
How much did they pay this guy to write this commercial about an overpriced double gun?
I have known “this guy” for over 20 yrs. He has done more for the shooting sports than anyone I know, and is a true gentleman. If Pat say or recommends an item. You can take it to the bank!
Sorry, I did not drool.
If you watch the video for the shotgun on Savage’s web site, they are working on a pistol-gripped stock with a steel grip cap. Hmm. No ejectors available for a $5k side by each? C’mon Savage! And only a plastic gun case? Shoot I got a canvas and leather case for my Smith & Wesson elite gold nearly 10 years ago. Glad you are bringing back the tradition of hand-crafted long guns. Now give us options!
TOTALLY a RICH man’s Collectable!
What I could do wid $5000 Dineros, lets see??
A new CCW handgun, a new cat’s meow AR platform, maybe even my first .50 BMG 😉
But a new SXS, NOT HARDLY!
Outside looks great, but no slotted barrel extension with the classic Brown Rotory bolt lock-up, that made the Ansley H. Fox such a smooth and forever tough action.
Looks beautiful like a Fox Sterlingworth case colored action.
Perhaps iris aquality Turkish CNC product copied Anson and Deely boxlock with double locking bolts.
Should be priced at $3,000.00
The price is a bit heart stopping, but the rest is do-able. Two barrels/two triggers – I like that & the automatic safety, although annoying is livable. The price is the big deal & for the present, I don’t think I’ll be able to overcome that . . .
Not a Fox, AT ALL. No rotary bolt, different cocking system, different ejector system. It appears to be a superficially restyled RBL from CSMC.
What, exactly, does “heirloom quality” mean?
NO THANKS, FOR THAT PRICE YOU COULD OWN A REAL CLASSIC LIKE A PARKER
What is the difference between a price and a price point?
It looks like a great double, but the automatic safety ruins it for me!
Totally agree. That’s the reason I didn’t buy a Blaser double rifle. Auto safeties are annoyingly unnecessary.
if were available in 16 gauge I would buy one
Have one of those “milestone” birthdays in a couple months,
The new Fox A is going to be a perfect present !