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Old 06-18-2012, 08:43 PM   #1
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I listed my AR on Armslist for fun just to see what kind of offers I'd get on it but never intended to sell it until I recently received an email asking if I'd trade for a Cooper 243. I looked them up on guns america and dang those are expensive. What does anyone know about them?


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Old 06-18-2012, 09:03 PM   #2
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I listed my AR on Armslist for fun just to see what kind of offers I'd get on it but never intended to sell it until I recently received an email asking if I'd trade for a Cooper 243. I looked them up on guns america and dang those are expensive. What does anyone know about them?
i have read about them over the years and seen them, and they are really nice built rifles with a good reputaion for accuracy. yes they are kind of pricy. but all the reviews i have ever read about them, they rate pretty highly. might be a good trade.


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Cooper builds some really nice and very accurate rifles.They aren't your run of the mill production rifle,each one is pretty much custom built.
I know a few people that have bit the bullet and bought a Copper rifle,and none of them would ever get rid of it.
Go to Coopers website and find out what model it is.I'd make that trade in a heartbeat!
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Never heard of them, so I looked it up... good lord those things are expensive. I personally would have no use for a multi-thousand dollar hunting rifle and would never take it out of the safe for fear of scratching it.

But if I thought I could make a few dollars off of it, that might change my outlook a little.
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If I could find someone to buy it fairly quickly if I trade, I would. It comes with a Nikon buck master 3-12x50 scope which I'd keep and sell the gun since I have no real need for a .243
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It's a model 22. I asked for pictures so I'll post those as soon as I get them
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I know plenty that would buy it in a heart beat. It is sad to see such a cheap scope on such a fine rifle. That rifle should wear nothing less than a Leupold VX-3.
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I know plenty that would buy it in a heart beat. It is sad to see such a cheap scope on such a fine rifle. That rifle should wear nothing less than a Leupold VX-3.
Depending on condition, how much would you say I could get for it? I don't know anything about them
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It's a model 22. I asked for pictures so I'll post those as soon as I get them
Shag,The model 22 is a single shot,bolt action rifle.You might have a little trouble trying to sell it,if you are just wanting to turn it.
It is a very nice rifle though,and if it's in good condition it would be hard for me to pass up on a trade.
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Shag,The model 22 is a single shot,bolt action rifle.You might have a little trouble trying to sell it,if you are just wanting to turn it.
It is a very nice rifle though,and if it's in good condition it would be hard for me to pass up on a trade.
Yeah that's the real reason I would trade would be for a quick turn around sell so I could get another AR and make a little money since I don't have much use for a .243, especially that expensive of one


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