AH Fox Sterlingworth
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Fox's entry-level model and most popular production gun for working hunters.
Discontinued:
1910-1942
Gauges: 12, 16, 20
History
Introduced in 1910, the Sterlingworth was Fox's entry-level model and became the most popular Fox production gun. Represented affordable quality for working hunters with simplified engraving and less select wood than higher grades, but maintained Fox's reputation for reliability and shooting performance. Available in 12 gauge (1910), 20 gauge (1912), and 16 gauge (1916). Represents the most commonly found Fox shotgun today. Production continued from 1910 through 1942 under A.H. Fox Gun Company and then under Savage ownership after 1929.
Did You Know?
- Most popular Fox model
- Working hunter's choice
- Acquired by Savage 1929
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