mounts
- Rick in Oregon
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Re: mounts
pony: The first answer is that you can use Low rings for a 40mm Leupold scope on a Cooper with nice low mounting with good objective to barrel clearance. This will give you a great cheek weld also. All my Cooper rat rifles wear that scope in Low ring sets, all are 40mm objectives.
Don't know what your second question is, as you did not list it.........
Don't know what your second question is, as you did not list it.........
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Re: mounts
Rick. Thanks for the reply. That was my first post. I shoot an older savage 204 and an AR 204 amongst many other calibers. My addiction has led to ordering a Cooper arms MTV in 204. Model 51. 2-6 months lead time.(Oh the agony of waiting). Is there an accuracy difference between the repeater vs. single shot model 21. I wouldn't think it would be much with a small caliber round. Thank you. John. In Kalifornia
- Rick in Oregon
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Re: mounts
John, the single shot rifles hold a slight accuracy advantage over a repeater, due to the lack of a magazine cutout, thereby rendering the action quite a bit stiffer and resistant to the torque of the firing sequence. But rest assured, the accuracy of any Cooper repeater will completely satisfy your requirements....that is about certain.