.22 Cooey trainer value?

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

So I have an opportunity to buy a few rifles from an old guy who is cleaning out. One of them is a Cooey .22 trainer with the full wood stock, in decent shape. What would be a good offer to buy? Thanks.

 

[FishDoc]

I got a bubba'd Cooey 82 in full stock for $100 (yeah I overpaid, but it is C-broad arrow stamped) - but it looked like hell (There is a pic of it in the bubba post somewhere)
So in good cond start with a Borden to be nice

 

[cyclone]

An excellent-condition Cooey 82 for under $300 is a good price , and for the low $200's is plenty better.....

 

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

its in OK shape, stock need some work.

 

[canuck]

Since Collectors Source has one listed for $395, $250 - $300 would be a fair price to pay

Does it have the peep sight with it?
They are getting pretty scarce and without it the rifle is worth much less.

 

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

No rear sight. Just remembered.

 

[struff55]

if it is not complete and the condition is not at the top end $150-$200

 

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

Ok, So I will offer around $150 or so and see what he says, although I only had a quick look at them so I am not sure about the bore, ill ask if I could have another look next time Im over their. Thanks.

 

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

Ok so we agreed to 150 for the cooey. Just a question, are they supposed to #### on closing? it will #### manually but it will not #### when i close the bolt.

 

[green]

Cooey patented safety requires manually cocking after closeing bolt.

 

[LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1]

Cooey patented safety requires manually cocking after closeing bolt.

Right on, thanks. I figured it did just double checking. Anyways, where can \i get a sight for it? Does not have to be correct just usable.

 

[cyclone]

Ok so we agreed to 150 for the cooey. Just a question, are they supposed to #### on closing? it will #### manually but it will not #### when i close the bolt.

Apparently , there's supposed to be a bit of a "gap" in the bolt when its closed fully.......other than that , it's a basic Cooey-39 and Cooey-75 type of pull-back cocking for the Cooey Model 82...