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That's interesting because the target, and sporting models, are the rarest type. The military guns are what you usually see because they were the most numerous. It may have something to do with the popularity of the model, it may still be a sleeper. In my experience, the Borchardt is by far a superior gun to anything Sharps ever made, it was ahead of its time similar to the way Volcanics. But then again, they are not well known.
Rarity itself isnīt a qualification to a high price on the collectors market. Popularity and condition is what keep a high price and ofcouse a demand.
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Re: Sharps Borchard