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Old October 16, 2013, 06:32 AM   #15
Kreyzhorse
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I would not put that gun in the NIB category. That gun may never have been fired, but those drag marks on the cylinder tell a story. Leaving aside, for the moment the other finish blemishes, the drag marks on the cylinder say NOT NEW to me.
Those drag marks caught my attention right off too.

There really is something funky going on with that "new" gun.

At this point, I don't want S&W to fix it, I want my money back from the gun shop who sold it as new because even if it were never fired, that is not a new gun.
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