Cooper 52 who has one?

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12-11-2007 | 10:05 PM

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Doe Dumper

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RE: Cooper 52 who has one?

OK...thats kinda the idea I was getting but I havent seen a Cooper before...lol.

12-12-2007 | 06:32 AM

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RE: Cooper 52 who has one?

Thanks for the INfo Double A...338-06 would be it. That Cooper in the photo has somevery nice wood in fact rivalling most rifles that sell for 2 to 3x the price. I would go the fiberglass route though.

12-12-2007 | 08:31 AM

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RE: Cooper 52 who has one?

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Kimbers aren't even in the same ball park, probably not even the same sport.

So true. They pretty much make FN SPR and Cooper knockoffs- not even close to the same quality but at almost the same price.

That's a beautiful rifle DoubleA. [8D]

12-12-2007 | 09:36 AM

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RE: Cooper 52 who has one?

I have a Cooper question. I was looking at the model 22 Phoenix, I was wondering if they were single shots, or had a blind magazine in them, or...........

12-12-2007 | 10:50 AM

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RE: Cooper 52 who has one?

The M22 does come in the Phoenix and it's a single shot. It's the .308 group. The Phoenix has a wider stock and is good for benchrest... or so I was told. The M52 has a detachable, single stacked 3 round magazine ( I believe) and the Phoenix stlye synthetic stock called the Jackson Hunter. It's narrower and destined for the woods. It's the .30-06 group.