New Coonan

4dogs · Apr 10, 2014

Just got a Coonan .357 mag and have taken it out to the range. Nice gun, no problems. Grip is long but that's expected. On yeah!

nwo · Apr 10, 2014

Very cool. What do these currently cost?

jluck · Apr 10, 2014

How long ago did you order it? My FIL is waiting on one too.

PuddleMonkey · Apr 10, 2014

Keiths had a handful of them in the showcase for a couple months. Depending on model they looked to be $1,000-$1,400.

Certaindeaf · Apr 10, 2014

You could get a hi-point and load it like a .357 magnum. fiddy bucks I think

Hook686 · Apr 11, 2014

Nice. I've noticed those. How does it compare to a Desert Eagle XIX in .357 magnum ?

4dogs · Apr 12, 2014

I ordered it Monday from a vendor at GunBroker, shipped it to ARPC (yep, they have an FFL) & arrived Thursday. Price on GunBroker was $1419; with shipping and 3 percent charge for credit card it was a bit over $1500.

usagi · Apr 13, 2014

just a warning. coonan is a member of the anti-gun group "evolve".

when you buy a coonan you are giving money to a company which is trying to take away your gun rights.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/10/daniel-zimmerman/coonan/

jordanvraptor · Apr 13, 2014

I had an original model B. Nice workmanship, easy to shoot with 158 grain loads. 125 grain Remington's were a bit more recoil, about on par with a .45 ACP. The downside is that it really is only a novelty gun. It's big, heavy and has limited magazine capacity. Parts and magazines are proprietary. If you want .357 Magnum power in an automatic, get a .357 SIG. Here is a vid of me shooting mine. As a unique collectible and just plain fun to shoot gun, it's great.