Cooey Model 600

Cooey Model 60 is a utilitarian .22 bolt-actions fed from a tubular magazine that was made by H. W. Cooey Machine & Arms Company. The Cooey Model 600 is an updated version made by Winchester Repeating Arms after its purchase of Cooey which can be identified by the addition of a safety notch in the receiver that can be used to hold and disable the striker. They are unusual for being able to accept .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle and to accomplish this the magazine tube (not just its internal parts) moves during bolt operation. Since these were produced in Canada for domestic sale rather than export, scenes where Cooey firearms (other than the Model 64, which was made as the Lakefield Model 64 by the Lakefield Arms Company following Cooey's closure, and subsequently imported to the US by Savage as the Savage Model 64) appear were likely filmed in Canada.

The Cooey Model 600 can be seen in the following films used by the following actors:

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Cooey Model 600 - .22

Film

Title	Actor	Character	Note	Date
The Blob	John Benson	Sgt. Jim Bert	Model 60 with sniper scope	1958
Color Me Blood Red	Jim Jaekel	Jack		1965
Shooter	Mark Wahlberg	Bobby Lee Swagger	scope with makeshift suppressor	2007
Bring Me the Head of the Machine Gun Woman				2012