what are these worth?

rotaxpower

November 29, 2002 13:58

1. Walter P38 22L Inter Arms w/ 2nd mag and German Holster Excel Cond.
2. S&W Model 10-7 w/ marks on the frame RHKP 1907 Excel Cond
If anyone can please give me some market value of these guns. Also I have pics if need br

thanks

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  rotaxpower

  November 29, 2002 13:58

  The first one is a Cooey model 39 single shot
  The second is a Lakefield model 64b, semi-auto
  The third is a Cooey Mohawk, single shot. all in .22 lr
  
  Thanks
  
  
  
  
  Edited by - rotaxpower on 11/30/2002 11:26:29

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  rotaxpower

  November 30, 2002 06:38

  Huh, I thought someone could help me out..

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  Der Gebirgsjager

  November 30, 2002 07:37

  Cooey is/was a Canadian brand, and was bought by Savage from Olin (who had purchased it in 1961)a few years ago when Savage decided to return to the .22 rifle business. They (Savage) used the Lakefield branding for a little while, and they still make the model 64 series. These rifles are widely seen and used in Canada, but are seldom encountered "south of the border". Their used value is comparable to a used Savage.

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  rotaxpower

  November 30, 2002 16:57

  Thanks guys.

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  AdamsQuailHunter

  November 30, 2002 21:28

  Hello "rotaxpower"
  
  Ok --- we'll bite. What do you fly that is "rotaxpower"ed""
  
  By the way --- welcome to the forum.
  
  We hope that you will join us from time to time as your busy schedule permits.
  
  Haven't got a clue ---- if it is not a shotgun, I give up.
  
  Best Regards

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  Sunray

  November 30, 2002 21:51

  Never heard of a Cooey? Bloody foreigners! Cooey was a Winchester brand name made exlusively in Coburg, Ontario, Canada. When Winchester decided not to make firearms here anymore, they closed the plant. Cooey .22's are to Canada that the hardware store brand names are to the US. Most Canadian shooters have a Cooey .22 or started with one. They made a really good, single shot bolt action that would rival any good quality US made single shot. They're not worth much, $50 Cdn if you're lucky, but they're great as your kid's first .22. The Lakefield is another beast. I think, they're still made, but I'd have to look. Mossberg, I think, bought them.
  
  
  Edited by - sunray on 12/01/2002 02:54:08
  
  Edited by - sunray on 12/01/2002 02:57:54

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  v35

  December 01, 2002 03:29

  Yeah, lets hear about the Rotax and what you're pullin with it.

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  Tailgunner1954

  December 01, 2002 04:23

  What makes you guys think that rotax is only for flying / pulling ?
  
  My wife rides a Rotax powered sled, and when she's chasing me across the fields she "flies" it for short distances (10-30ft) launching off of the drifts.
  
  "Cats rule on the snow" (sorry Rotaxpower, I had to say it)

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