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    COOEY M82

    Just acquired this M82. Really hoping to find a rear aperture sight for it.

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    Yes, I have one of those myself and they are great Canadianicon trainers! Very simple and flat out accurate. I have the OEM aperture sight for it that I bought from someone on Canadian GunNutz.
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    I'd like to find a couple of those as I also have a model 75 and 78 that can use them.
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    I'd like to find some of those as I also have a model 75 and 78 that use them as well
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