Doing some reading, I found that the current production Euroarms NA is considered by some to be a better product than Pietta because of the way that it handles, shoots, manufacturing specifications and tolerances.
However, that hasn't always been the case as the oldest Euroarms models reportedly had internal lockwork made from soft steel which meant some extensive part replacements were neccessary. Hopefully because of the Brescia marking this model is not that old and not one of inferior quality.
As far as the price, the new ones were recently reported to cost around $207 from one seller, $190 from others, and lists for $225. The discounted price seems to be a fairly good deal.
This outfit did list them new for $207 and sells parts:
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