The Cooper Arms Model 52 is a bolt action rifle built on Cooper's long action platform, designed and manufactured in Stevensville, Montana. The action is a three front locking lug design with a 45 degree bolt throw, providing fast cycling and a low bolt lift that clears large objective lenses on mounted optics. The bolt is fully machined from stainless steel and rides on an anti-bind rail system within the receiver. The trigger is Cooper's fully adjustable single stage design. The Model 52 feeds from a center feed internal magazine with a hinged floorplate. The Jackson Game configuration is one of Cooper's sporting rifle variants, characterized by a sporter weight barrel profile, AA grade Claro walnut stock with a Monte Carlo comb, checkered pistol grip, and a forend featuring a longitudinal recess along the length of the forend.

This example is chambered in .25-06 Remington with a 24 inch stainless steel sporter weight barrel. The receiver is finished in matte blue-black, as is the bolt handle and floorplate, while the barrel and bolt body are natural stainless steel, creating a two tone appearance. The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting and is fitted with 1 inch blued steel scope rings. The rifle is accompanied by a Cooper Arms factory test target documenting the rifle's accuracy at the factory. No original box or additional accessories included.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Cooper Arms, Stevensville, Montana
• Model: 52 Jackson Game
• Caliber: .25-06 Remington
• Action: Bolt action, three lug, 45 degree bolt throw
• Barrel: 24 inches, stainless steel, sporter weight
• Receiver: Steel, matte blue-black finish, drilled & tapped
• Bolt: Stainless steel with blued handle
• Finish: Two tone, stainless & blued
• Stock: AA Claro walnut, Monte Carlo comb, checkered pistol grip, recessed forend channel
• Trigger: Cooper fully adjustable single stage
• Safety: Two position, right side tang
• Scope Rings: 1 inch blued steel rings installed
• Magazine: Internal box magazine with hinged floorplate