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If it were something we were doing intentionally it would be easy to stop and would have stopped long ago. The reality is we have over 120,000 different item numbers on the site and almost all of those are automatically created and continuously updated from our inventory data. Your post is correct in that it is normally an issue where a supplier (usually a distributor) has an erroneous digit in the model number or UPC so our system sees it like a different/new item....and proceeds to create a different/new listing. Unfortunately we cannot "control our suppliers"....as they are often quite a bit larger than we are. However, we do eventually catch and fix these duplications, and quite often when customers like yourself bring it to our attention. There should not be an issue of "trust", as we are not trying to deceive anyone and there is no benefit to us with these duplicate listings. My advice would be to purchase the item you want at the best price and you will receive that item,
Update to previous answer when I assumed it was actual listing errors. I informed our staff here to correct and they have come back and said that all four of those Les Baer Stinger 45' s actually are different models due to having different features like stainless, blue, night sights, adjustable sights.
Thanks for the quick response.