His reloading bench is half the length of the boxcar! There are at least six presses setup and ready to reload. He was perfecting a 17HMR on one of the presses while the others were shooting into the berms for the rifles. After reloading one at a time for 7 or 8 times he came across the load he liked for his little rifle. Then he loaded up 50 or so and everyone got to shoot the Cooper rifle. Never heard of it but it was a pleasure to shoot. Real fast and flat trajectory with a small bullet traveling 3500 fps! THe other presses were set for 45, 38, 9mm and 40's. If you needed to reload a few just step n and within ten minutes or so you had some fresh reloads to shoot some more. Nice way to go and shoot.

Sounds like a great place to spend some time with freinds that have the same interests. I would not mind spending time there. Cooper rifles are top notch I think. They cost a lot. no?

I have no idea! I can tell you they are very few out there and hard to find! This guy builds a lot of his own rifles!!! It has to be top notch for him to even have one! JMHO!!

Here's there website. They are nice I guess. I too dont know much about them other than I see them on GB commanding good $$$$$


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He made several comments about the rifle being scarce and hard to find parts for. Never talked about $$$ for one but I assumed because he had done some custom work to it the price would be up there!! JMHO!!

They guarentee their rifles to shoot sub moa, including their rimfires.

Those are some good stuff!! JMHO!!

Yes I would think so too.