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I don’t think A1S has ever sold anywhere near 100 K. Double bbls could go for those prices. If you gun has been altered then that will significantly lower the collector value. You should talk to Josh Loewensteiner and he will grave you a realistic appraisal.
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Highest I’ve ever heard of for an A1S SBT was more like 50k or less .
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An SA1S is going to go for between $40,000 and $50,000. It’s a single barrel trap gun so no matter how high the condition or grade, there is a very limited pool of interested players. An A1S, side by side, of like condition will always command a much higher price. You cannot compare the two. Apples and oranges. In this instance, an SAA may be worth more than an SA1S because they are even rarer. We don’t know because I’m not sure anyone has even seen a SAA in recent memory, much less sold one.
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