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A.H. Fox

A.H. FOX MODEL A GRADE

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A.h. Fox

"A" Grade, introduced in 1906

Superior Chromox

Fluid Steel barrels

Built Select

Walnut

Includes 1913-style

Engraving

12-gauge Grades

Were produced from 1906 to

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SKU: 690359

Overview

Introduced in 1906 as part of the original A.H. Fox lineup, this Grade A shotgun reflects the classic sporting-gun styling associated with the brand’s early “Finest Gun in the World” era. It pairs Chromox Fluid Steel barrels with select walnut and 1913-style engraving, giving it a traditional presentation suited to collectors and hunters who appreciate period craftsmanship. The 12-gauge configuration and side-by-side layout make it a straightforward choice for upland use and other field applications where a classic double gun is preferred. The listed choke setup—modified on the left barrel and cylinder on the right—adds versatility without straying from its traditional character.

Why Hunters Choose the A.H. Fox

Original A.h.

Fox "A" Grade design introduced

Part Original

Lineup for Ansley H. Fox's

Superior Chromox

Fluid Steel barrels

Includes Select

Walnut and 1913-style engraving

12-gauge Grades

Were produced from 1906-1913

Key Features

  • A.H. Fox "A" Grade, introduced in 1906 as part of the original lineup.
  • Features superior Chromox Fluid Steel barrels.
  • Built with select walnut.
  • Includes 1913-style engraving.
  • 12-gauge A Grades were produced from 1906 to 1913.
  • Left barrel is modified choke; right side is cylinder choke.

Best Used For

  • Collectors seeking an original A.H. Fox A Grade with documented early-1900s production details
  • Hunters wanting a classic 12-gauge side-by-side for traditional upland or field use
  • Shooters who value select walnut and period-correct 1913-style engraving
  • Owners looking for a vintage double gun with modified and cylinder choke barrel setup

Specifications

BarrelsChromox Fluid Steel barrels
Engraving1913-style engraving
Gauge12-gauge
Introduction Year1906
Left Barrel ChokeModified choke
ModelA Grade
Production LocationPhiladelphia
Production Years 12 Gauge1906-1913
Production Years 20 GaugeStarting in 1912
Right Barrel ChokeCylinder choke
Stock MaterialSelect walnut

Pros

  • Original A.H. Fox "A" Grade design introduced in 1906
  • Part of the original lineup for Ansley H. Fox's "Finest Gun in the World"
  • Features superior Chromox Fluid Steel barrels
  • Includes select walnut and 1913-style engraving
  • 12-gauge A Grades were produced from 1906-1913
  • Left barrel is modified choke; right side is cylinder choke

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The 12-gauge A Grade was produced from 1906 to 1913, so this is a historical shotgun rather than a current-production model.
  • The barrel setup is fixed as left barrel modified choke and right side cylinder choke, which may not suit every hunting or clay target preference without adjustment through ammunition and shot selection.
  • The description highlights select walnut and 1913-style engraving, but those features add to the gun’s classic character more than to a purely utilitarian field focus.
  • As a premium vintage firearm, condition and originality can matter significantly to buyers, so careful inspection is important before purchase.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Side-by-side shotguns
  • 12-gauge shotguns
  • 20-gauge shotguns
  • Classic double guns

Suggested Accessories

  • Gun case
  • Shotgun cleaning kit
  • Choke tube wrench
  • Gun safe

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge is this A.H. Fox Model A Grade?

The provided product data does not list the gauge for this specific gun.

What choke configuration does it have?

The left barrel is Modified choke and the right side is Cylinder choke.

What materials or features are identified in the description?

The description identifies Chromox Fluid Steel barrels, select walnut, and 1913-style engraving.

When was the A.H. Fox A Grade introduced and where was it produced?

It was introduced in 1906 and produced in Philadelphia.

Does the product data specify the exact barrel lengths or other dimensions?

No. The provided information does not include barrel lengths, overall dimensions, or other size specifications.