remington 572
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mlsfarms
remington 572
I recently acquired a 572 with no S#. This item has a tan colored wood, with checkering, and a stainless steel tub and trigger. What do I have?
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thdew22
Remington Model 572 Buckskin Tan
You have a Remington Model 572 Buckskin Tan. Would you like to sell it?
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mlsfarms
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Merlin35
Model 572, BDL Deluxe Fieldmaster
There are Fieldmasters out there. I am in the process of purchasing one, NIB, which I found on GunsAmerica. All you have to do is pay the price they want, which is between $300-$400.
cool
now all you half to do is find ....
the black one
the blue one [very hard]
and the pink one [even harder]
my gun buddy had all four so i got to see them all on one table but he sold them as a set one year ago
rafter-7
the black one
the blue one [very hard]
and the pink one [even harder]
my gun buddy had all four so i got to see them all on one table but he sold them as a set one year ago
rafter-7
Model 572
The factory records that I have seen only show three variations; Buckskin tan, Teal Wing Blue & Crow Wing Black. Some of the BuckSkinTan ones vary in color quite a bit. Could that be the pink one???
To attempt to clarify the description earlier in this post, the barrels were steel, 23" long, and covered with anodized (for color) aluminum. The receivers were also aluminum. The rear sights and outer magazine tubes were "chrome plated". The sight elevators and front sights were usually buckskin tan in color, even on the black and blue versions. The stocks were called Sungrain Walnut by Remington.
John Gyde
To attempt to clarify the description earlier in this post, the barrels were steel, 23" long, and covered with anodized (for color) aluminum. The receivers were also aluminum. The rear sights and outer magazine tubes were "chrome plated". The sight elevators and front sights were usually buckskin tan in color, even on the black and blue versions. The stocks were called Sungrain Walnut by Remington.
John Gyde