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Try as I might, couldn't make it shoot quite with either CZ. Still pulling the damn 5th shot. 3-9 Nikon Prostaff rimfire, CCI Standard velocity. 50 yards.
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Had mine since 1967 ($44.95!). Been a good reliable rifle if not an accuracy star. Once I get through with my other projects, I plan to tweak it a bit for accuracy. First area for attention is that silly "bedding" that lets it twist around in the stock. If I can get it shooting really well, the grandson might get an heirloom if he wants it. Hard to tell what kids want these days......


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Still good enough for plinking and squirrels.


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What bedding? I have a 582 that's got no bedding, plus the dovetailed gizmo that the bottom screw goes into is loose as the dickens, but tightening the screw tightens up the dovetail. Mine shoots no worse than much of anything else I have with cheap bullets. That includes a Rem 513T which does shoot good with Eley Club and a new Savage BVTSS that's about the same as the 582 but I haven't tried Club in the 582 yet. My old Win 52 pump shoots as good as anything but not the 513T, that one is about the best. I've been meaning to try some Club or Wolf in the 582 though.

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Hence the "quotes".

It may just be that the tube mag on yours helps keep things in line. Maybe, maybe not, but I'm going with that!


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Never put my 582 to the test on paper, but it has always been very accurate to me with whatever ammo I happened to be using. If I do get time, I would like to put it to the test. Very curious. I'm thinking it shoots around Benchmans 581 group but without the flier.
And yeah, someone at Remington threw a turd in the punch bowl when they decided to use that stupid plastic sleeve for the rear sight.


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Originally Posted by kragman1
Never put my 582 to the test on paper, but it has always been very accurate to me with whatever ammo I happened to be using. If I do get time, I would like to put it to the test. Very curious. I'm thinking it shoots around Benchmans 581 group but without the flier.
And yeah, someone at Remington threw a turd in the punch bowl when they decided to use that stupid plastic sleeve for the rear sight.

Ha! I think the flier is me. Good for 3, off on the 4th, mess up the fifth. Ditto on the stupid plastic sleeve!

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try some tac-22 ammo

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try some tac-22 ammo

Yeah, gotta up my game. I'll check my local guy. Sure is nice to have accurate rifles, but they DO show your mistakes!

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Evening, ya mine shoots about the same as bench mans, But, the receiver is threaded & a Win model 53 bbl installed. I got the bbl off of some guy that had just won a match with it & thought he needed a new bbl????? What??? Ya I can't explain it, his loss my gain. Just shot it last week again, was thinking about changing to center fire for a 17 hornet or fireball?! Not going to happen, I'd be a fool to change it. Sooner or later I'll find a LH. 17 fireball, just have to wait that's all. Bill out 🐾👣🇨🇦

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Has the trigger been tuned any? That could make 5 shots better. Factory 581's generally have very heavy triggers in need of some t.l.c.


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I have a 582 that i bought in about 1975 or 76. Shot plenty of squirrels with it, at many different distances. Was always good enough for me and my Mom had meat in the pot for squirrel stew.

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Originally Posted by benchman
Originally Posted by kragman1
Never put my 582 to the test on paper, but it has always been very accurate to me with whatever ammo I happened to be using. If I do get time, I would like to put it to the test. Very curious. I'm thinking it shoots around Benchmans 581 group but without the flier.
And yeah, someone at Remington threw a turd in the punch bowl when they decided to use that stupid plastic sleeve for the rear sight.

Ha! I think the flier is me. Good for 3, off on the 4th, mess up the fifth. Ditto on the stupid plastic sleeve!

Drink another cup of coffee or chill for a few minutes before the 4th and 5th shot.


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It's been my experience that 22's don't settle down until about after 10 shots or so. I don't count the first 10 sighters.

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I don't count the first 10 minutes of shooting, 'cause I'm the one that needs to warm up...

Coffee never helps my groups, and no fair mixing bourbon and guns to relax.

What's a guy to do ....? ha ha


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Originally Posted by kragman1
I don't count the first 10 minutes of shooting, 'cause I'm the one that needs to warm up...

Coffee never helps my groups, and no fair mixing bourbon and guns to relax.

What's a guy to do ....? ha ha

Having pretty severe anxiety problems, as a live performer, I was on meds for that for about 15 years. Boy, do they help your shooting! Yeah, I should take more time. Just shooting off a filled up backpack, too. The CZ'S are heavier, with better triggers, too. Funny thing, except for the stupid plastic sleeve, the 581 is very classic looking. Ergonomics are very good, too. It was an economy rifle. Shoots pretty darn good. The real surprise was my Mossberg 340BA. Shoots way above its paygrade.

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Originally Posted by johno
The scope is your problem, in an effort to strengthen international relations I will take it off your hands, even pick up the postage. Now don't get all emotional on me

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Gee, that's swell! Thanks!

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What's a nice 581 going for these days? Actually ran across a 582 in a shop the other day but it was marked 399. Stock was beat up pretty good, front sight broke. Metal would clean up but not as nice as I would like. I felt it was overpriced by a good 150 bucks.

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Originally Posted by killerv
What's a nice 581 going for these days? Actually ran across a 582 in a shop the other day but it was marked 399. Stock was beat up pretty good, front sight broke. Metal would clean up but not as nice as I would like. I felt it was overpriced by a good 150 bucks.

I got this one a few months ago. Very good shape, 200. I considered it a screaming deal. I think most go for around 250-300.

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