FOX STERLINGWORTH for Sale

Quick Look

The Fox Sterlingworth is a classic American side-by-side shotgun introduced in the early 20th century. Designed for reliability and elegant field use, it became a beloved option for bird hunters. Though no longer manufactured, it remains highly sought after by collectors and upland enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Timeless walnut and steel craftsmanship
• Lightweight and balanced for upland hunting
• Robust boxlock action with twin triggers
• Smooth swing and natural pointability
• High collector value in good condition

Key Variants

Sterlingworth 12 Gauge

Best for general upland use and classic trap shooting.

Sterlingworth 16 Gauge

Popular among collectors for its balance between power and handling.

Sterlingworth 20 Gauge

Lightweight and ideal for long days in the field chasing quail or grouse.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Fox Sterlingworth	LC Smith	Ithaca Flues
MSRP	Discontinued (collectible)	Discontinued (collectible)	Discontinued (collectible)
Capacity/Size	2 rounds, side-by-side	2 rounds, side-by-side	2 rounds, side-by-side
Weight	6.5–7.5 lbs (varies by gauge)	6.5–7.3 lbs	6.0–7.0 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Double trigger	Double trigger	Double trigger
Notable Pro	Excellent field balance	Elegant engraving options	Lighter feel in hand
Notable Con	No modern production	Can have brittle stocks	Parts harder to source

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting
• Vintage shotgun collection
• Field shooting sport
• Historical firearms display
• Light recreational clays

FAQs

What is the Fox Sterlingworth?

The Fox Sterlingworth is a boxlock side-by-side shotgun made by A.H. Fox from 1910 onward.

Can I still buy a Fox Sterlingworth?

Yes, many used examples are available on the collector market through trusted dealers.

How does the Fox Sterlingworth compare to modern shotguns?

While lacking modern features, it offers superior balance and craftsmanship for traditional hunters.