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Highstandard .22lr Supermatic Trophy price drop $625.00 obo

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Posting for a friend. This gun has a bull barrel, and we believe post 1977 . Serial # starts ml. With the little research I have done, I believe ml is military. I would consider the condition at 90%. One magazine included. We are not real sure of the value. Our guess is about $625.00, let me know if we should guess again.post-8438-0-72740300-1423699711_thumb.jpgpost-8438-0-75179300-1423699980_thumb.jpgpost-8438-0-53974800-1423700229_thumb.jpgpost-8438-0-25245200-1423700347_thumb.jpgpost-8438-0-60792800-1423700460_thumb.jpg

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Yup, looks like a Model 107 Supermatic Trophy. ("trophy" models had the gold trigger,mag release, and safety) Extra mags and the barrel weights are always scarce. Seems like they always come with the one mag when they pop up for sale.

 

My opinion would be its marked a bit high but you will find lots marked similar. At that price you will need the guy looking for that specific pistol and it will need to be in the prime condition he is looking for.

 

Everything else aside those ole high standards are my favorite. I have a couple of them that are shooters.

 

Before your edition that model and it's predecessor the 106 were marked "military". High Standard changed the grip shape and angle to mimic the military colt 1911 platform.

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Yup, looks like a Model 107 Supermatic Trophy. ("trophy" models had the gold trigger,mag release, and safety) Extra mags and the barrel weights are always scarce. Seems like they always come with the one mag when they pop up for sale.

My opinion would be its marked a bit high but you will find lots marked similar. At that price you will need the guy looking for that specific pistol and it will need to be in the prime condition he is looking for.

Everything else aside those ole high standards are my favorite. I have a couple of them that are shooters.

Before your edition that model and it's predecessor the 106 were marked "military". High Standard changed the grip shape and angle to mimic the military colt 1911 platform.

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I have a High Standard Sharpshooter. Its always been very reliable and accurate for both speed shooting, like in the Ruger Rim Fire Challenge, and for accuracy shooting, like in Hunter Pistol where targets range from 40-100 yards. In some ways I even prefer the High Standard over my S&W model 41; which is saying a lot.

 

In my opinion the price point you have listed is only going to appeal to collectors. Its been my experience that collectors either want NIB condition or unfired NIB condition. Since this gun is at 90% condition I think it would appeal to a different market and the price would need to be adjusted to match. If I was the owner i would probably keep it and shoot it. Since its already been shot you wont really reduce the value by continuing to shoot it. If you friend does want to sell it i would take it to someone you trust and get an accurate appraisal then put it on gunbroker where you can appeal to a larger audience.

 

I wish him luck in whatever he decides to do.

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High Country Guns and knives in Prescott almost always has mags for these pistols great guns.

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