Stripped colt Canada AR15 receiver, technically. Also got a 590a1 and a Derya MK12 around the same time.
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Stripped colt Canada AR15 receiver, technically. Also got a 590a1 and a Derya MK12 around the same time.
"When truth and fairness differs from what is law, better to follow truth and fairness."
Winchester Cooey 600.
Same here.Originally Posted by Winchester-1897
CCFR, NFA and CPC member.
... load one, skip one, load four...
I gave mine to one of my Sons recently so he can enjoy it.
Martini Henry Mk.IV, now returned to the country it was made in! Why such an old piece? Because my interest is in Victorian-era British rifles and rifle muskets, all black powder,
Good luck with your exploration of things firearm.
Nick
Keen shooter; rubbish marksman!
I have a Cooey mod 75 and got 50 plus yrs shooting with it.No problems.
Inherited a 12ga wingmaster and a Parker hale in .270. First gun I bought was a bbq painted sks from wholesale sports for $119
First gun was a Cooey 84 12 ga that I inherited from my father when I was 12. The gun has an interesting story. It was originally owned by Dennis T Olson, the country and western singer. He gave it to my dad around 1960 or so. My dad and his dad were good friends and my dad did most of the work on Dennis's first barber shop. Money was scarce back then and although dad didn't want anything, Dennis gave him the gun. All these years later, it still sits in the gun locker.
I owned an SKS and Marlin 795 within a couple of hours of my PAL landing in my mailbox. Price was a factor.
Slavia 177 pellet gun then a Cooey Model 39 single shot 22.
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