Parts Identification help.

[Ty500+]

Hello all,
Not sure which forum this really belongs in, so I'm hoping the folks in here who are constantly tinkering can help me out.

I was given a bunch of bits from a friend who gave up the firearms game years ago and has zero recollection of the parts.

I'm sure a few belong to an Enfield, only because I own one to clearly see it. The rest I am lost.

If you could ID, value or otherwise it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[kamlooky]

Looks to be about $300 worth of Cooey bolts there.

 

[Ty500+]

Kam,
That bit of information was enough for me to go on and figure out the wide rear sight, small trigger guard and ad least the 3 left triggers, and the sling swivels are all likely from a Cooey Ranger?

In one of those film canisters of grease is a long, large thumb screw (maybe a action screw?) as well as some other trigger pieces.

Likely it's all Cooey bits (save for the few Lee bits)

 

[Grizzly Adams]

large thumb screw (maybe a action screw?

Cooey action screw.

Grizz

 

[KotKotofeich]

Two of the bolts, trigger guard and sling loops will probably fit a cooey 82.

I'll double check one of the rear sights and a buttplate...

 

[Willy Tincup]

I think the top rear sight is also a Cooey and possibly both of them.

 

[KotKotofeich]

Checked: Lower buttplate is for a Cooey m82. Lower sight is the same os on my m82 as well, not sure about the top one.

 

[Aries-]

lots of cooey parts. and a lee enfield trigger guard.

 

[Ty500+]

Smaller bits and pieces..
Any thoughts on the 2 pins in the top RH, and the piece threaded on the in and outside with the slot on top?

 

[Aries-]

Looks like a bunch of buttbplate screws for cooeys and lee enfields, a safety, extractor and extractor spring for a le, ser of stock screws for a cooey 60/600, not sure what those 2 pins are.

 

[threecentsolution]

Pretty sure the bolt on the right is for an Ace 1