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Nineteen year old Alison Barnette of Marysville, Ohio on a recent groundhog hunt with her Cooper model 21 Classic in .223 Remington. Her longest shot was 307 yards. The accuracy and light weight make this Cooper her favorite varmint rifle.
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I shot this 175 lb. mt. lion in Colorado with a Cooper Phoenix rifle chambered in 6BR. I watched it kill a 4x5bull elk. It took me 10 minutes or so to spot them again after they slid together down a hill and behind some pine trees; this cat on the elks back. The shot was a little over 200 yds. through the branches. I had a very small window through the branches and made a tough shot to take this cat. This is a very accurate rifle and one of my favorites. I own 9 Cooper rifles now, and plan on buying more.
Thanks Cooper for such great looking and shooting rifles.
- Kenneth Barr |
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I went
to Africa with one of your rifles, a Cooper 52 in .30-06 I purchased from Lance
Hendershot of Hendershot's Sporting Goods in
Hancock,
Md.
I added a Leupold 3-9x40 scope and Talley quick detachable rings. I shot five
animals with one shot kills using 180g Barnes bullets. Great rifle!
- Pete Rogers |
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"Yes, in fact I do hunt like a girl"
Marie Jappe shot this elk with the Model 52 she bought last year for her husband. She shot a nice antelope too. |
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I own nine Cooper Rifles at this time and I am very impressed with the design, quality and accuracy of them. I am not the best hand loader, but even my loads all stay under minute of angle with some loads going 1/2 Minute.
-Ken Anderson |
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Just wanted to show you the Elk that I shot in North Central Wyoming this fall with my Cooper Model 52 in 338-06. Great rifle and awesome performance. 200 yards, 210 Grain Nosler Partition.
-Don Martin |
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