Savage Arms Presents Fox A Grade Shotguns

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posted on August 23, 2017
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For 2017, Savage Arms is resurrecting the well-known Fox shotgun line in the form of a new Fox A Grade Series. Shipments of the Fox guns are no being delivered to dealers.

The Fox A Grade Series features the same components and style that have made Fox shotgun a must-have for collectors for decades. Each of the four box-lock side-by-sides in the series features a checkered American black walnut stock, spliter fore-end and a bone and charcoal case color-finished receiver. They will be available in 12- and 20-gauge, with 26- or 28-inch barrels.

Features:
• Box lock, side-by-side shotgun
• 14½-inch length of pull, 1½-inch drop at comb
• American black walnut stock with oil finish and precision-cut checkering
• Straight buttstock grip and splinter fore-end
• 26- or 28-inch barrels with solid game rib
• Front brass bead sight
• Includes interchangeable improved cylinder, modified and full chokes
• Double triggers and automatic safety
• Bone and charcoal case color-finished receiver
• Polymer carrying case

All four models ship with an MSRP of $4,999.

For more information, go to SavageArms.com.

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