572 BTW (Blue) featherweight

[asasher]

I`m new to this, so be patient, I just purchased a 572 BTW featherweight Blue 22. The gun is in nice shape, not beat up. The bottom slide is off,(I have this in my possession. This gun needs a couple of screws and checking over well. Will Remington factory do this if the gun is shipped to them. Where can I get the address,Phone# ect. ( Also is this gun worth spending $ on, and how much) Thanks for any info

[John Gyde]

[quote="asasher"]I`m new to this, so be patient, I just purchased a 572 BTW featherweight Blue 22. The gun is in nice shape, not beat up. The bottom slide is off,(I have this in my possession. This gun needs a couple of screws and checking over well. Will Remington factory do this if the gun is shipped to them. Where can I get the address,Phone# ect. ( Also is this gun worth spending $ on, and how much) Thanks for any info[/quote]
TWB, not BTW??? Yes it's worth spending some money on. Check the various parts sites and you should fin whatever you need.

[asasher]

Thanks for the info, John

[asasher]

does anyone have anymore info on this rifle a 572 fieldmaster 22 TWB featherweight in pretty good shape. Dollar value, how many made ect. This gun has no serial numbers that I can find, Stock wood and slide looks original.

[John Gyde]

[quote="asasher"]does anyone have anymore info on this rifle a 572 fieldmaster 22 TWB featherweight in pretty good shape. Dollar value, how many made ect. This gun has no serial numbers that I can find, Stock wood and slide looks original.[/quote]
There were a total of 34,785 572 LWs made. Of those 2,925 were TWB. I suggest the Blue Book of Gun Values for a dollar value. We don't usually give values on this forum. Are all the parts original? What shape is it in? These kinds of questions make a meaningful valuation impossible.