They're going to charge as much as they feel they can, I doubt they're geared up for high volume production, (even if there's the demand to support it), so they'll be looking to make their money on a relatively low volume of sales. That would suggest it'll be a hefty price tag. One factor is how many existing components they use, ie the trigger group, which will reduce price but dilute the accuracy of the reproduction. I personally don't want one that looks right at 10 feet, I want one the looks and functions as close to the original as possible.
Bit like Erma's 380 'Luger', looked a bit like the original, but not up close, and functioned quite differently.
Agreed

