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Jeff Cooper Legacy Foundation

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Our Mission:

To preserve, protect and defend the principle of self-reliance and the individual right of self-defense as espoused by Jeff Cooper.  The Foundation will provide scholarships for firearms training in the Cooper tradition as well as preserve his writings and his personal collection for posterity.

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On the Stanford campus, preparing to elope.
On the Stanford campus, preparing to elope.
Jeff on his 'tricycle', which enabled him to be in two places at once (or so it seemed).
Jeff on his 'tricycle', which enabled him to be in two places at once (or so it seemed).
Jeff (standing second from left in last row) in elementary school at The School of the Little Green Trees. Even at that age, he hated those flowers!
Jeff (standing second from left in last row) in elementary school at The School of the Little Green Trees. Even at that age, he hated those flowers!
From left to right, Austeene, Jack, Buzz and Grandpa, before the amputation of his leg.
From left to right, Austeene, Jack, Buzz and Grandpa, before the amputation of his leg.
Jeff in Africa in April 1984, Okavango Delta, Botswana. PH is Ian Macfarlane
Jeff in Africa in April 1984, Okavango Delta, Botswana. PH is Ian Macfarlane
Parry as Snow Queen of 1964.
Parry as Snow Queen of 1964.

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“Bushido is all very well in its way, but it is no match for a 30-06.”

— Jeff Cooper

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  • 3/4" Jeff Cooper Legacy Foundation Pin $10.00
  • 2-1/2" Jeff Cooper Legacy Foundation Patch $10.00
  • 1-3/4" Jeff Cooper Commemorative Coin $12.00

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