That's the obvious part, my question being is this a one off, or judging by the butt plate, Bubba ran an assembly line ?
Grizz
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- Thread starter Grizzly Adams
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That's the obvious part, my question being is this a one off, or judging by the butt plate, Bubba ran an assembly line ?
Grizz
SomebodyTookMyName
CGN Regular
- Location
- Central Saskatchewan
Definitely a Cooey 82- the cut on the rear of the receiver was for an aperture sight, which only came on the 82 models I believe.
The Cooey 82 was decked out with full wood, rear peep sight, and a front sight protected with "wings" so it offered a reasonable facsimile to an Enfield, to be used as a military trainer rifle. Neat guns. It's a shame somebody chopped this one up.
The Cooey 82 was decked out with full wood, rear peep sight, and a front sight protected with "wings" so it offered a reasonable facsimile to an Enfield, to be used as a military trainer rifle. Neat guns. It's a shame somebody chopped this one up.
gunsaholic
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Winnipeg, Manitoba
Definitely a Cooey 82- the cut on the rear of the receiver was for an aperture sight, which only came on the 82 models I believe.
The Cooey 82 was decked out with full wood, rear peep sight, and a front sight protected with "wings" so it offered a reasonable facsimile to an Enfield, to be used as a military trainer rifle. Neat guns. It's a shame somebody chopped this one up.
It also came on some model 78's. You could also get the model 82 without a full wood stock .
