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This looks really interesting to me. I know it was a sprint run, is it worth trying to hunt down one for sale? Anyone who has one let me know what you think.
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I owned one and sold it. It is very well made....at least it appeared to be with the short time I spent with it......it just carries smaller than dimensions would suggest. I have large hands and sold it because it was just too small for me but the quality is there.
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It has a certain "following" but I'm not one of its admirers. Same things applies to the Stovepipe for me.
That said, if YOU like it, then you should certainly try to buy one but sales are rare because there weren't many made to begin with; the market is thin -- not that much interest in it; and sellers are pricing it like a Slysz Bowie. Recent sales on EB place it in the $450-550 range. MAP pricing upon release was $280.
So, caveat emptor!
That said, if YOU like it, then you should certainly try to buy one but sales are rare because there weren't many made to begin with; the market is thin -- not that much interest in it; and sellers are pricing it like a Slysz Bowie. Recent sales on EB place it in the $450-550 range. MAP pricing upon release was $280.
So, caveat emptor!
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