AH FOX for Sale
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Quick Look
Originally founded in the early 1900s, A.H. Fox produced premium side-by-side shotguns prized for craftsmanship and performance. These shotguns emphasized fine balance, precise fit, and elegant engraving. Today, A.H. Fox firearms are sought by collectors and upland hunters for their enduring quality and heritage appeal.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Legendary sidelock design ensures smooth, reliable break-action operation
- Renowned for exquisite engraving and hand-checkered walnut stocks
- Excellent balance and pointability for field and sport shooting
- High collector value, especially vintage Philadelphia and graded models
- Designed with durability for generations of hunting use
Key Variants
A.H. Fox Sterlingworth
The most widely produced Fox model, prized for utility and build quality at a modest price.
A.H. Fox Grade A
Entry-level field grade with tasteful engraving and standard walnut stock.
A.H. Fox XE Grade
Higher-grade option with detailed engraving, upgraded wood, and collectors' interest.
A.H. Fox HE Super Fox
Heavy-duty waterfowl model optimized for long-range patterns and heavy loads.
A.H. Fox FE Grade
Rare, high-condition FE-grade guns showcase the pinnacle of Fox's 20th-century artistry.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | A.H. Fox | Parker Shotgun | LC Smith Shotgun |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP (original) | $30–$350 (period-dependent) | $35–$500 | $40–$450 |
| Capacity | 2 (side-by-side) | 2 (side-by-side) | 2 (side-by-side) |
| Weight (typical 12ga) | 7.5 lbs | 7.5 lbs | 7.3 lbs |
| Optics-ready | No | No | No |
| Trigger type | Double triggers | Double triggers | Double triggers |
| Notable pro | Exceptional balance and elegance | Wide grading scale for collectors | Durable boxlock action |
| Notable con | High prices for premium grades | Heavy for upland hunting | Complex repair for vintage internals |
Best Use Cases
- Upland bird hunting
- Fine gun collecting
- Clay target sports (trap/skeet)
- Heirloom inheritance
- Classic firearm exhibitions
FAQs
What is an A.H. Fox shotgun worth today?
Values range from $800 to over $25,000, based on condition, grade, and rarity.
Can I hunt with an A.H. Fox shotgun?
Yes, many are field-capable, but verify chamber length and barrel integrity before loading modern shells.
How does the A.H. Fox compare to the Parker shotgun?
The Fox is often lighter with cleaner lines; Parker offers a broader grading scale for collectors.
