After 1400+ rounds......

[Keith in Ga]

my Cooper is still shooting pretty decent groups. Getting ready for my upcoming pd trip, I've been loading and shooting quite a bit. This morning I shot a 3 shot group of .351 at 200 yds. Last week, I shot a group of 2.499 at 500 yds. Hopefully, it will perform just as good when I make it to Montana.

[Ray P]

Keith way to go! Some the shooter here have posted the 4000 round mark for the lil 204 Ruger. You shold have a long way to go.
Nice groups too.
Thanks for for keeping us posted and good luck on your trip.
Later
Ray P

[acloco]

Keith - Where in MT are you going?

Passing through Nebraska on i80 to Wyoming by chance? Let me know......I am 100 miles east of Sidney, Nebraska.

acloco@yahoo.com

[darchell]

Nce to know. I was wondering the life span of the 204

[stevecrea]

Reportedly, Cooper will replace the barrel for the initial registered owner if the accuracy falls below its accuracy guaranty. That is a wonderful guaranty, that is worth at least $500, and perhaps more.

[Rick in Oregon]

Keith: If that Cooper is shooting that well at home, the dogs are in for a very bad day when you get to Montana. When you first get set up, put up a target at 100 yds just to verify POI after the trip. You'll also have that last bit of confidence in the rifle/scope system to give you that added "edge". If any minor tweaking is needed, best to do it then before any spendy handloads are sent downrange at Skippy and his pals only to dig up dirt.

Have a great trip, and don't even go home if you forget your camera!