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Hunter Customs · August 15, 2015, 05:00 PM

I have a friend that has a auction service, I been helping him a lot with auctions.

We did one today that had a lot of guns.

One of the guns was an old Ansley H Fox, side by side 12 gauge, with double triggers.

The bores are nice and smooth no pitting, the wood has a few small dings, the old gun locks up tight, the gun over all is in pretty darn good condition.

Even though this one is a 12 gauge, it balances so well it's almost like shouldering a 20 gauge.

There was not a lot of interest in it I don't believe most if any of the people there knew what they were looking at.

I've always had a weakness for the old well made doubles, even though I did not need another gun the old girl followed me home.

August 15, 2015, 05:00 PM	#1
Hunter Customs Senior Member Join Date: March 26, 2005 Location: Osborn, Missouri Posts: 2,697	Old Double Barrel I have a friend that has a auction service, I been helping him a lot with auctions. We did one today that had a lot of guns. One of the guns was an old Ansley H Fox, side by side 12 gauge, with double triggers. The bores are nice and smooth no pitting, the wood has a few small dings, the old gun locks up tight, the gun over all is in pretty darn good condition. Even though this one is a 12 gauge, it balances so well it's almost like shouldering a 20 gauge. There was not a lot of interest in it I don't believe most if any of the people there knew what they were looking at. I've always had a weakness for the old well made doubles, even though I did not need another gun the old girl followed me home.