Looking at a Cooper 21 for rodent and paper shooting. The single shot feature suites me fine, but anything I should look out for? Out of box accuracy, trigger quality? I’ve done my googling but looking for personal experience. Thanks
Cooper model 21 varmint
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Accuracy is unreal on every single Cooper I have ever owned(8)
Triggers have been some of the best out there
They are heavy, but for your purpose that is a good thing.
Build quality is fantastic as well.
You won't regret buying one, well your wallet might but you wont
Triggers have been some of the best out there
They are heavy, but for your purpose that is a good thing.
Build quality is fantastic as well.
You won't regret buying one, well your wallet might but you wont
I have owned 12 Cooper rifles, the worst accuracy wise was just under moa, and Cooper rebarreled the gun. The rest are sub 1/2moa rifles. No issues with the triggers , I use mine from 2 to 2-1/2 lbs, depending on the usage.
Ive got one a 6x47 Remington, classic, my most accurate rifle, I have no complaints and fit and finish is perfect.
I have a few Coopers in the safe and they are all keepers. No model 21s but I do have a 38 which is a single shot as well. At the time I bought mine the Canadian $ was worth more than the American $ so it helped take the sting out of the purchase. The only thing I will say negative is the ones I have are a slight bit on the heavy side but as I get older I find myself sitting in blinds way more than I do walking so it really isn't an issue.
