[KingANuthin]

Bedding is going to be a huge factor. If you take out the trigger group and hold the stock upside down, and the action falls right out, it needs to be bedded badly.
You will also need a trigger job.

These two things, I promise you, will be huge... HUGE!

Oh.. And the gas block if its way outta wack.

 

[KingANuthin]

I sent both of my 582s to Great Western for Package B treatment plus installation of morods and Choate suppressor. They are both now 1.5 - 1.75 moa. The sub orbital brass problem was fixed by him by installing a smaller gas bushing. If it were me and I had $350 I wouldn't twiddle around with minor fixes but send the gun to John and get it done right in the first place. He's a pleasure to work with.

BTW, he bedded one of the minis in an ATI Strike Force ultimate stock (drop tube, adjustable cheek rest, front grip etc.) and that's the one that shoots 1.5 moa. Unfortunately, it's a bit heavy for the wife so is for sale if anyone is interested.

The stock or entire rifle for sale?

 

[KingANuthin]

Prefer selling the entire weapon but would be willing to sell the stock and all hardware.

You could easily get over $100 for that stock. With it bedded and it being the scorpion recoil. You will get more if it came from ruger and has the ruger symbol on the buttstock.
Replace it with the factory synthetic. It's very lightweight.