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remington 572 feildmaster

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  • rufe-snow
    Prior to 1968 there was no legal requirement for rifles and shotguns to have a serial number. Most likely your Remington will be marked on the left side of the barrel just forward of the breech with 2 letters. This is a date code used by Remington.
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  • brunette63
    thanks i found it april 1965, how do you discover the value, i think its smoothbore
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  • perry shooter
    The barrel should be marked if smooth bore and if so it is worth MORE then Normal 572 we need detailed in focus close up pictures from all angles to give you any kind of meaningful VALUE
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  • brunette63
    what would the marking be?
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  • 11b6r
    IIRC, marking is "22 SHOT".
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  • charliemeyer007
    From the Blue book of gun values 24ed. Model 572SB/Routledge - similar to 572A except smoothbore. Model 572 Fieldmaster 1955-88 Values for the SB seem to run about double the regular one.
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  • tsr1965
    Since the reciever on those are Aluminum, they also came in a variety of anodized colors. Some color's are very rare, and worth a lot of $$, if in over 95% condition.

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  • JudgeColt
    Only the "Lightweights" came in colors. The Lightweights have an aluminum barrel with a rifled steel sleeve inside it. They weigh about four pounds.

    They came in three colors: Buckskin Tan, Crow-Wing Black and Teal-Wing Blue. All have light tan stocks and forends. The Buckskin Tan is the most common, followed by the Crow-Wing Black and Teal-Wing Blue. The Teal-Wing Blue is very rare.
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