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I recall them going for between 1300 and 1600 dollars on Gunbroker some months back (probably a bit higher now). I looked into these as well at one time before going with my Steyr M95 in 50 Alaskan project for my big-bore fix. The finish is hard chrome, which could explain why the parts aren't burnishing smooth very quickly (granted, the one Youtube video I saw of it's operation looked a bit hitchy as well, but that could have been operator error). They are based on the 1886, have a walnut stock coated in rubbery paint, and have Skinner sights.
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