Cooey 82 - full length wood

[mmatt]

What's one of these worth? I saw one at my local gun shop for $150. Good price or no?

 

[buffdog]

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If it is a military marked one and in good shape --Yes.

These rifles were also made up for sale by Cooey to the public. If it is a non-military rifle but excellent shape, ----Maybe, depending what you want it for.

A banged up one ---------No.
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[antiqueguy]

ive seen them go for more in very good condition at one time the things everywhere everywhere in canada and eve in AUS and the UK i bet there's still some at cadet armorys all over

 

[mikeystew]

With broad arrow and military numbers in good condition, it's worth $225-$250.

 

[Rule 303]

ive seen them go for more in very good condition at one time the things everywhere everywhere in canada and eve in AUS and the UK i bet there's still some at cadet armorys all over

Nope, not any more. Cadets are now using air rifles only.

Perhaps, some centre fire is authorized at annual camps.

 

[chanman]

Cadets still have .22s, but can only shoot at outdoor ranges. One of my coworkers is an officer in a local squadron, and they were shooting out at Abbotsford this year.

I've only seen No.7s and Anschutz with cadets (and mentioned in the handbooks). My old squadron's Anschutz rifles were bought with squadron funds/donations.

Martini and Cooey 82s may have been used by cadets before, but I suspect that they were phased out somewhere along the way.

 

[kamlooky]

I never cared for those old cow belly Cooeys, but that full stock does add
a flavor of appeal to it.
I could own one of the full stock ones just as they aren't that readily available.
They do sport a ###y look to them.
I think they would raise some eye brows at the shooting range too.
Price seems good.
Where did you say you saw it........?.............