Here’s something you have to see: Customizing a Fox with English flair
It’s a story from Shooting Sportsman magazine about one of the craziest gun-making projects I’ve seen. It’s also a testament to just how talented its creator — Dewey Vicknair — is.
Customizing a Fox with English flair
From the article: “This project started in much the same manner as most custom-gun commissions: an initial call from a client who wanted something unique, made to fit, lightweight and well proportioned. That last part is the main reason behind using a Fox as the starting point—because of the gun’s slender action bar and its almost perfect visual balance with the rest of the frame. The base for the project was a NIB-condition Utica-made Sterlingworth in 16 gauge…” Read more at Customizing a Fox with English flair.
To see more pics and learn more about everything Dewey did to this gun, check out this post on his blog: “Anglicizing” a Fox (#005)
Dewey Vicnair should have been employed by Ansley Fox. That is the highest compliment I can give anyone. Imagine what a Fox grade Dee Vee would have looked like!
Having handled the Dobbs fox that was built with many of the same goals in mind, this is likely a dream
Yeah – incredible work.
Thanks for the comment.
Gregg
It’s an incredible gun. Really shows you what Dewey is capable of building.
Gregg