CooeyM82 picts

[Timberlord]

Just picked it up today and went right out for a warm up and a few picts.

Here it is matched up to my '43 Longbranch

 

[Mr. Buttons]

Nice rifle.



enjoy

 

[tiriaq]

Nice rifles! Don't you have any snow in Lambton County?

 

[Timberlord]

We had snow ....I even had to shovel the sidewalk once
so far this year..lol .
I forsee a future of banana orchards and peanut farms
for around here .

 

[Ljungman]

Way nicer than mine. But then again I only payed $75 for it and at least it was complete and not a bubba job. Enjoy!

 

[MarioP]

If any knows of a bubba 82, let me know...I want it. I have a complete stock waiting for a barreled action.

Mario

 

[Slash5]

I've got a bunch of rimfire trainers but not one of the Cooeys. Every time I see a deal, I pick it up and think about buying one. I try the trigger, shudder, and put it back down.

 

[tiriaq]

Yeah, Cooey triggers can be a bit of an ordeal. MarioP - Just a thought - will a Model 75 barreled action fit the stock set? I'll do some measuring. Lots of 75s or Seniors out there.

 

[albayo]

Cooey 82's

I have had quite a few 82's over the years but rarely shoot them. I have collected trainers for years, and had 25 or 28, 22's at one time. I still have about ten training rifles from all over the world, Martini, War Office Training rifle, Enfield Dutch, No7, No2, Mausers, Springfield, and Cooey 82 with Tiger stripe stock. I still have some spare barrels, and various parts for the FN sub-cal kits.
I do have a few Peep sight assemblies for the C No 7's, and Cooey 75's & 82's.
Thanks
Al

 

[kombi1976]

I've got a bunch of rimfire trainers but not one of the Cooeys. Every time I see a deal, I pick it up and think about buying one. I try the trigger, shudder, and put it back down.

Couldn't be as bad as the trigger on my Remington Model 6 .22lr.
It's like wrestling a tiger.
No creep......just 50lbs of pull!!
If that weird looking full stock standard on the Cooeys?

 

[Ljungman]

It's like wrestling a tiger.
No creep......just 50lbs of pull!!"

Mine was like this also. And 50lbs of trigger pull is no BS. It was that or more What you need to do is simple: get out the trusty Dremel and grind a little (and I mean JUST a little) off of the "lip" on the striker that the sear holds. Took me about 40 seconds and I had a nice light trigger pull.

 

[GrantR]

Nice looking rifle, Timberlord!

The trigger pull on mine is quite pleasant, by the way ...

 

[Timberlord]

Thx
The stock is like new ...a real nice walnut jem
Shoots straight using Win. Dynapoints . It was pretty muddy and the best place to shoot was into an old tree and leaning on a fencepost .
It's void of any stamps other than these

I was hoping that a Canadian Enfield sling would fit , but no...
Is there a "proper" sling for a M82?