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Hi Guys/Gals

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I have a cooey 22 model 75 and would like our son to start shoot it but it is to big for him, so I am woundering if anyone makes a youth stock for it in wood or syn doesnot matter. It will go back to stock when he grows a bit, he is 10 soon and does shoot it but needs to rest it on something, thanks
 
With all the cooeys out there, why not configure the stock on the one you have now for your son and worry about getting another one or another stock for the one you have once he is bigger? (This is just a suggestion...) :)


mach123 said:
WOW with all the cooey's out there nobody knows or had a cooey changed to youth, hmmmmmmmm
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Yep that is what I will be doing is cutting this one down, and get cooey re-done later nicely for him later. I don't have a youth gun around, so how much would I cut off or is the there a way to measure the boy to fit gun. Thx
 
Rule of thumb I was told is the butt of the gun in the elbow joint on your forearm and finger should be comfy on the trigger then it should shoulder nicely. Good luck its always scary to cut a stock down
 
I think if you like the stock, or like the gun, then leave it for when he's bigger and get something else that fits him now. He'll enjoy his shooting more now, and probably value an unmolested Cooey more when he's full-sized. If you just CAN'T resist the call of the hack saw, get a second $75 gun and destroy it instead. At least you'll have no history with it = no regrets. It should also be said, Cooey made some youth-sized guns and they're not overly rare. My nephew has a great little Cooey 750 that I'd honestly like to have myself. I had a Cooey 75 "whale belly" stock and it was ridiculously large for a 22. Add to that, they're relatively fussy to load, and hard to #### for young, small-framed shooters. I had hopes of it being good for my kids, but ended-up getting a Savage Rascal and there are probably 10 reasons why it's a better choice.
 
you will be money and time ahead buying a tc hotshot, or even a cz scout and selling it later. you will likely regret cutting the stock if you plan on keeping the rifle for sentimental sakes. Cutting wood is easy, making it look nice a little more challenging.
 
I made a stock for my daughters Naaco Grizzly 22. She is 10 as well.
For my daughter I had her bend her elbow and measured from inside her elbow to inside her finger( as if she was pulling a trigger). That was what I used for length of pull for her. It fits her perfectly. I also reshaped the grip for her small hand. Take material from the back side of the pistol grip to move his hand closer to the trigger.Made the grip slightly smaller round as well.

I have a Cooey stock that has some stain marks at the butt end. Already stripped and sanded. With cutting off the length the stain will be gone.It would be perfect to shorten and modify for your son. Price is right to. Free
Send me your email address and I can send you pics of hers for reference. I'm having issues getting pictures to post on here. My email is archer_sam@hotmail.com
 
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There you go mach123 :) This sounds like the perfect answer!

Archer Sam said:
I made a stock for my daughters Naaco Grizzly 22. She is 10 as well.
For my daughter I had her bend her elbow and measured from inside her elbow to inside her finger( as if she was pulling a trigger). That was what I used for length of pull for her. It fits her perfectly. I also reshaped the grip for her small hand. Take material from the back side of the pistol grip to move his hand closer to the trigger.Made the grip slightly smaller round as well.

I have a Cooey stock that has some stain marks at the butt end. Already stripped and sanded. With cutting off the lenght the stain will be gone.It would be perfect to shorten and modify for your son. Price is right to. Free
Send me your email address and I can send you pics of hers for reference. I'm having issues getting pictures to post on here. My email is archer_sam@hotmail.com
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