Close. This is actually an unmolested original rifle that was not muzzle ground for regulation as many were. That target above as referenced is from a different member and a different rifle whom had work done by Ken Owen.
Agreed, muzzle ground rifles are worth only what the going rate is minus Ken Owen's fee's for repair, and then an arbitrary amount of 'chance' from the buyer. However, KO worked on Cabelas Sabattis' seem to still go for 4500-5000, 85%+ of their original sale price.
Newer Sabatti's from 2016-2019 jumped in retail slightly to $6000-$6500. Those non CAB marked rifles, used and in good condition, routinely go for $5000-$5500+. The newest rifles due to a variety of factors are now retailing at $7000-$7500. Time will tell how they hold their value, but I would wager they will be sold at $5000-$6000 depending on model (plain vs EDL, etc)
At the end of the day, Sabatti offers (now) a way for shooter/hunters to enter the double game without breaking the bank. Not many new double rifles retain 90%+ of their value, and there is clearly interest in this price range.