Picked up one of these from someone who didn't have any use for it. (I know Cooey break action single-shot shotguns were pretty common - there were a couple of Cooey 12 GA's in my house growing up.) Anything of note about the .410?
Cooey Model 840 in .410
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Not really like the 12ga they made them and are worth more to resell today than a 12 ga but not uncommon or anything like that
84's more in demand than 840 but both are good guns
28ga seems to be the rare one or shall I say harder to find
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Falconflyer
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Great little guns, there used to be ton of them around but you don't seem to see good ones much any more.
I had an 84 in .410 that I should have maybe kept. There is something about not hitting what you're shooting at that makes a guy lose affection for a gun though. 
I have an 84 in 20ga, and have myself fooled that if I had an 84 in 28ga., I'd have as much success as I do with my 20...not as little as I did with my .410. lol
I have an 84 in 20ga, and have myself fooled that if I had an 84 in 28ga., I'd have as much success as I do with my 20...not as little as I did with my .410. lolI had an 84 in .410 that I should have maybe kept. There is something about not hitting what you're shooting at that makes a guy lose affection for a gun though.
I don't shoot a 28ga any different than a 20ga. In fact shoot the 28ga better than the 12ga
410 is a different story
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