REMINGTON 597 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington 597 is a semi-automatic rimfire rifle introduced in 1997, designed for precision and ease of use. It offers reliable feeding and accuracy at an affordable price. It remains popular among target shooters and small-game hunters for its value and performance.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable semi-automatic action with smooth cycling.
• Detachable rotary magazine for quick reloads.
• Affordable pricing with solid build quality.
• Good accuracy for small-game hunting and target shooting.
• Extensive aftermarket support for upgrades.

Key Variants

Remington 597 Compact — Compact version suitable for youth and smaller shooters.

Remington 597 Synthetic — Durable synthetic stock for adverse weather conditions.

Remington 597 Stainless Steel — Stainless barrel and receiver for corrosion resistance.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 597	Ruger 104 Compact	Savage Mark II
MSRP	$250 - $350	$350 - $450	$300 - $400
Capacity/Size	10-round rotary mag, 20" barrel	10-round box mag, 16.12" barrel	10-round box mag, 21" barrel
Weight	5.6 lbs	5.2 lbs	6.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, scope bases included	No	Yes, drilled and tapped receiver
Trigger Type	Standard Remington trigger	Adjustable target trigger	Adjustable AccuTrigger
Notable Pro	Smooth semi-auto cycling	Classic bolt-action accuracy	Affordable with good accuracy
Notable Con	Rotary mag can be tricky to load	No semi-auto option	Heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

• Small-game hunting and varmint control
• Recreational target shooting
• Youth and beginner shooters
• Plinking and range practice
• Affordable rifle for collecting

FAQs

Can I use aftermarket scopes on the Remington 597?

Yes, the Remington 597 features drilled and tapped receiver bases compatible with most rimfire scopes.

What is the standard magazine capacity for the Remington 597?

The standard rotary magazine holds 10 rounds of .22 LR ammunition for smooth feeding.

How does the Remington 597 compare to bolt-action rimfires?

It offers faster follow-up shots via semi-auto action but may sacrifice some mechanical simplicity and adjustability.