Cooey info?

[El Guapo]

Does anyone know of a good resource (books, websites, etc) I could use to learn about the history and various models of Cooey firearms produced in Canada over the years? I think I might be a closet Cooey collector, but I can't find the necessary reference materials to say for sure...

Thanks

 

[RayT]

cooey

http://www.servicepub.com/ serach cooey and you can buy a book on them.

 

[El Guapo]

http://www.servicepub.com/ serach cooey and you can buy a book on them.

Thanks for the tip. Doesn't look like much of a collectors guide, but you know what they say about beggars...

 

[GrantR]

Thanks for the tip. Doesn't look like much of a collectors guide, but you know what they say about beggars...

Unfortunately, it is the only published reference on Cooey firearms that I'm aware of ...

 

[sPuTnik]

I miss my 3 Cooey's... The First gun I ever owned at the age of 13... A Model 60 with an old steel tube fixed 4X Weaver... I shot many a rabbit and partridge with them. Alas my father had a house fire and they were badly scorched.... But my fishing rods made it through?!

You are not the only one with a soft spot for those old Cooey's!

 

[Andy]

I have the Belton book and it's far from useless. For less than $20 delivered I found it worth the money.

 

[257Roberts]

The book that I have is a Historical Arms series No. 28 by John A. Belton.
I picked it up at a gun show and have not seen one since. A great referance manual for Cooey rifles.

 

[burnt03]

Here's another one by Belton...

http://cgi.ebay.ca/CANADA-COOEY-WIN...oryZ7304QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem