Define factory new condition

penguin

August 09, 2019 13:21

Define factory new condition

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  babun

  August 09, 2019 14:11

  I would define it as a gun from a dealer/warehouse NOT sold to anyone else.
  If a seller was a private person with an un-used gun, I still would NOT consider it factory new.
  JMHO

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  select-fire

  August 09, 2019 14:20

  Plastic still on the seats of the New Corvette, not registered on the MSO.

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  charliemeyer007

  August 09, 2019 14:44

  Can of worms IMHO. New in box, with hanging tags. Then there is never turned for a wheel gun.

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  MIKE WISKEY

  August 09, 2019 17:56

  factory new = never sold at retail
  
  if it was sold at retail then "as new"

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  navc130

  August 09, 2019 20:58

  Selling as a used gun but has no / zero blemishes. Unfired or minimal firing.

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  hillbille

  August 10, 2019 08:52

  would say same as car never titled, gun never sold and trasfered from the original dealers books......

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  penguin

  August 10, 2019 17:23

  Thank you.

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  kimberkid

  August 11, 2019 17:07

  Besides not being sold to anyone previously, it would also have to be as new from factory, definitely no rust spots, no marks on the slide unless test fired by factory ... after that is New Old Stock, then "As New never used/fired" ... I'm sorry to say I've overheard employees talk about shooting guns they'd received, for stock or transfer. I had a dealer I used for unusual/out of production, guns, that I'd seen extensive pic's of that would pass for new but obviously had 20+ ejection nicks when I received it, needless to say, I don't use that dealer any longer.

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  Aztngundoc22

  August 11, 2019 17:26

  OK :
  
  Just as the title states :
  
  If an individual has it : Its 'as new' : hopefully with box and paperwork ? uotherwise its just used exc. cond. ::: No need to overstate it !!!
  
  Either it is ? or Its Not :::
  
  Thanks !!!

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  bambihunter

  August 12, 2019 17:32

  I think adding "factory" to the new condition means never sold previously, and in mint condition. If it has been sold, then it should be "like new in box". If it is unfired, then add that to it.
  
  I greatly appreciate (and follow) the sellers that lets multitude of of pictures do the describing for them. One guy I have bought several guns from, is on my favorite sellers list. I have now bought two guns that I didn't even know I was interested in but after seeing how absolutely perfect this 50+ year old gun was, I added it to my collection too.

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