Remington 581S - What Is It Worth

sundowner

April 16, 2003 20:59

I've got a Remington 581S bolt action, like new (would rate around 98%), original box, all the manuals, single shot conversion kit, and 3 factory magazines. Any ideas on what it is worth?


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  Teamblue

  April 17, 2003 05:59

  I have no book reference but with all that you describe I would estimate $175- $220. Perhaps a little more to the right person. These are good shooting .22's. I have a 581 and am very fond of it. Mine shoots quite well with Remington Subsonics though I have never tried any real "match" ammo in it.
  
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  ohioghog

  April 17, 2003 15:25

  the rem. 581s is designated as the 581 sportsman/bolt action/5 shot clip/24 in. barrel/uncheckered/discontinued in 1986.
  
  100% condition...200.00
  98%....170.00
  95%...145.00

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  bama55

  April 17, 2003 22:45

  I have a 582 that is a great shooter. A few years ago
  it seemed folks were paying a premium for 581's and 582's,
  I don't know about now.
  
  "Don't send flowers when I die. Send money now so I can buy more guns and ammo."

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  Kenneth Stuart

  January 10, 2019 15:37

  This is a really old post.
  
  Because I'm cross dominant and shoot left handed and also interested in accurate 22 LR rifles, I paid $140 for a left handed Remington 581 rifle in excellent condition at the January 2019 SAXET gun show here in San Antonio where there appears to be less interest in 22 LR rifles and even less if they are left handed.

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  rufe-snow

  January 10, 2019 16:12

  quote:Originally posted by spirits
  This is a really old post.
  
  Because I'm cross dominant and shoot left handed and also interested in accurate 22 LR rifles, I paid $140 for a left handed Remington 581 rifle in excellent condition at the January 2019 SAXET gun show here in San Antonio where there appears to be less interest in 22 LR rifles and even less if they are left handed.
  
  
  
  Unless it's one of those fancy high end target 22's. Every thing is pretty much semi-autos now. Been around to a number of shows, before and after the holidays. If you see bolt actions at all. Usually just laying there, not selling. Unless their dirt cheap.

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  babun

  January 11, 2019 06:53

  How does a 16 year old post get answered??????????

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  rufe-snow

  January 11, 2019 07:17

  quote:Originally posted by babun
  How does a 16 year old post get answered??????????
  
  
  
  
  I'll do anything, to tune out the left wing media. And their never ending BS. If it means responding, to 16 year old posts. So be it.

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  He Dog

  January 11, 2019 08:14

  quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
  quote:Originally posted by spirits
  This is a really old post.
  
  Because I'm cross dominant and shoot left handed and also interested in accurate 22 LR rifles, I paid $140 for a left handed Remington 581 rifle in excellent condition at the January 2019 SAXET gun show here in San Antonio where there appears to be less interest in 22 LR rifles and even less if they are left handed.
  
  
  
  
  Unless it's one of those fancy high end target 22's. Every thing is pretty much semi-autos now. Been around to a number of shows, before and after the holidays. If you see bolt actions at all. Usually just laying there, not selling. Unless their dirt cheap.
  
  
  
  Unless they are Winchesters, then the market is small but the prices are not.

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