[BigM-Perazzi]

It's the late Bob Baumgart, bubbaw...

The Super x1, I'd guess, with provenance, it's worth $900+ with full upgrades..
Look for RJB stamped on the trigger housing...

 

[g7777777]

1000 for the 3200

600 for the superx

regards from Iowa

Gene

 

[shooter99]

The 3200 runs between $1200.00 to $1500 and I've seen then go for more. Sometime the choke tubes decrease the value as they are not stock and with the thin barrel it may cause failure. The grade of the 3200 adds to value as does the wood. Plain wood is straight grain and not as worth as much as nice figured wood.(like in all guns)

I own three 3200's. One a Trap model nice wood 30" I/M F. #2 is a como set 30" O/U "I/M & F" bottom barrel Pro-ported. A 32" top single Stan Baker .780 bore with briley tubes. #3 Comp model with GREAT wood 32" O/U "I/M & F" and a Stan Baker 34" .740 unsingle adjustable rib with Baker tubes.

The guns are great to shoot. If they fit they will grind them up.

Ken Cerney
Wisconsin

 

[cubancigar2000]

I think the 3200 is worth a strong $1500 even in todays market because it is 32"

The Super X I guess at $900 -$1000

Both guns are desireable and in todays market thats important. The tubes hurt the 3200 a little but the 32" more than makes up for it

 

[superxjeff]

Good price? A good price would be 900 to 1000. It would cost you 2,000 or more to put it togather. I have what I believe is one of the very last guns that Bob upgraded and plated. I wouldn't sell the action for 1000.00 and that is what Bob sold them for. Really nice sets of factory Montecarlo wood are over 1,000 dollars from Nu-line and they sell plenty.

full upgrades.. Look for RJB stamped on the trigger housing.

Lots of guns that Bob upgraded don't have RJB stamped on the trigger housing since many of the guns he upgraded already had stage three triggers in them. I have two triggers that Bob Super tuned for me and he didn't stamp anything on them. I believe Bob only stamped triggers that he did an upgrade on. Jeff

 

[BigM-Perazzi]

Good point Jeff. I keep the receipts for Bobs work on the guns....

Jim

 

[superxjeff]

Good thinking Jim! Tom Sietz did more barrel work after his death then when he was living! Jeff

 

[sx1]

I have a number of Bob's guns. All my triggers are stamped. They were stage 3 and just had the pull weight adjusted.

Norm

 

[superxjeff]

Norm I have at leats two that Bob tuned for me and he didn't stamp them. Did you have them done a long time ago or just before his death. Jeff

 

[Tom Strunk]

My number one Super-X barrel that was done by the late, great, Tom Seitz for me around mid 1983 was not stamped by him, what a shame.

Tom Strunk

 

[BigM-Perazzi]

I also have an early serial # X1 bought from Bob without any markings, but, the plated one is stamped, but, he did convert that one from stage 1 blue, to the stage 3 gold trigger...

 

[sx1]

Jeff,

The ones I have were done early in Bob's Super X work. Bob and I were good friends and we would shoot together frequently. We would trade ideas on upgrades and how too's from time to time.

Norm

 

[chuckles]

Norm, where did all of Bob's Super X stuff go when he passed away...???

I know the family shut the website down some time ago.

Didn't he have a son in his early twenties...?

Chuck

 

[shotgunner]

I recently bought a Super X1 from Jaquas with a 5 digit serial number . It was one of many that Jaquas has had for sale recently with upgraded Wenig wood ( uncheckered ). The wood on my is spectacular feathered walnut. Jaquas said the guns were received from a gunsmith and they had sold dozens of them for him. It appears to be unfired and has a gold trigger and gold plated trigger housing pin. Does anyone know the story behind these guns. How can I tell if it is a Bob upgraded trigger ?

 

[Gramps]

Is anyone interested in buying a completely redone receiver by Bob Baumgart? Includes bolt and trigger. The trigger was converted to a stage 3 with gold trigger and yes it is stamped by Bob.

 

[sx1]

Chuckles,

Check your PM.

Norm

 

[shotgunner]

What was the first year of production for the Super X1 ?

 

[chuckles]

Shotgunner, go to above website for info on SXM1, it might be helpful for you.

regards

 

[shotgunner]

Thanks Chuckles it was very interesting. I assume the Stage 1 trigger is less desirable .....why is that so ?

 

[BigM-Perazzi]

Shotgunner, it depends on who you talk too. The stage 1 was a bit more complicated and had a serrated trigger. The stage 3 had an unserrated trigger.

Each worked fine for most...

Addendum

Chuckles has graciously provided a website that explains in pictures what your asking..



Super X1's