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Cooper 92
Fish, I have a Cooper 92 in .280 AI, and it's been a challenging gun. Like Hoyt said, it's great to carry, and probably not the ideal gun for really tight groups out past 400-500 yards due to the weight of the rifle. If you have any flaws in your shooting technique, this gun will expose them... -
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WY Unit 75- GoHunt was wrong?!?! (Maybe it was me...)
My buddy and I applied on a party tag for non resident special tags last season to unit 75, we had 8 bonus points together (average to 4 ea) and I did research for weeks to maximize our chances of really good ground and great goat potential. GoHunt still shows 100% draw odds for this tag, but... -
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Almost new guy, but not quite
Howdy all, I’ve been following the forum for a long time, watching Randy for years, and posted a few times so I figured I should say hello. I live in Helena, been a MT guy for 15 years and counting since college in Helena. Big fan of everything going on here, met Big Fin several times out and... -
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Cooper Model 92
3+1, shooting factory Nosler Trophy Grade ammo with 140gr Accubonds. Velocity has been very good, 3100-3125 so far with my chrono. I'll get a pic up asap, hopefully a target too. Took a while to do barrel break in, but no visible fouling after about 4-5 shots when I started. Accuracy looks... -
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Cooper Model 92
That's the one I got, picked it up from Shedhorn Sports in Ennis, MT right around Christmas. Recoil is very manageable, topped this rifle with a Leupold 4.5-14x44 VX3 and Talley 1-piece rings. Freakin' sweet rig. -
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Cooper Model 92
I just saw the new Cooper Model 92 Backcountry rifle from the SHOT show, so named because it weighs 92 ounces. As a Montana resident I'm always up to support an in state company but this rifle looks really great. Jewell trigger, Wilson Arms barrel and the usual Cooper quality should make a...
