So, you really believe that?
Not long after the feces hit the fan, one cleverly teased it out of a source at Cooper that nothing had really changed.
Well since your information appears to be second-hand rumors here is the real story. I happened to know Dan Cooper fairly well, I also know Hugo V., the current owner, quite well and I also know most of the folks who are employed by Cooper - not just casually but on a first name basis so I think I have more insight into what has transpired than most of the rumors posted on the internet.
Dan Cooper has no connection with Cooper, he has not had a connection since it was purchased.
I do not agree with his giving money to the Obama campaign in 2008 but I will defend his right to have done so, after all this is the USA, we have more than one political party and each of us has the right to donate to whomever we choose. It was a bad decision for someone in the gun business to do but what was worse is that he tried to lie his way out of it and deny doing it political donations are public record and it is not difficult to ascertain who donated to who. Between that issue and his being ready to move on from the company anyway was the impetus of the selling of Cooper, certainly Dan C. was astute enough to realize that he had "shot himself in the foot" (pun intended). The best part of the news is that Cooper Firearms of Montana is now in good hands, building a quality product and offering more choices than ever.
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