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Normally a small discrepancy in color that is hardly noticeable.
A Blem-ished firearm is one that may have a slight variation in color or a small polish/rub mark. Most of the Blemishes folks say they can't even find.
Hi Bradley, "Blemished" on a stainless revolver refers to minor cosmetic imperfections, such as scratches or dings, that do not affect the gun's performance or functionality. These blemishes typically allow for a lower price while still maintaining the firearm's brand new status and warranty. . Common types of blemishes on stainless revolvers include surface imperfections like embedded iron particles, scratches, grind marks, and discoloration from contact with wood grips. These blemishes can occur during fabrication or from wear and tear over time. . Performance Blemished revolvers are fully functional and perform as intended. They typically come with the same factory warranty as non-blemished models. . Benefits of Buying Blemished Revolvers Cost Savings: Blemished models are usually sold at a reduced price compared to their perfect counterparts. Unique Character: The minor imperfections can add a unique aesthetic to the firearm. Purchasing a blemished stainless revolver can be a smart
Hi Bradley and welcome. Most of these blems are tiny imperfections in the metal finish. These could be small spots of discoloration or dullness spots. According to reviews from other vendor websites, some owners are unable to find the blemish. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
Good evening to you!! A blemished firearm is any firearm which doesn't pass the final Quality inspection for cosmetic looks. These could be blemishes in the finish, faint took marks or a combination of both. In no way does this hinder the functionality of the firearm. Hope this helps. Have a good rest of your day. 🇺🇸🇺🇸 'Merica' 🇺🇸🇺🇸
A blemished firearm is the scratch and dent version of firearms. It functions normal but has a cosmetic defect or minor cosmetic damage.
A firearm that doesn't pass the "final finish inspection" - usually undetectable by most.
