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Blem does mean blemish. Blemishes typically vary on what/where they are. Usually minor cosmetic defects and typically do not hinder the performance of said product

there are flaws that do not affect the operation and safety of the firearm normally come with full warranty except for finish. my last blem was a 44mag lever that had a spot on the stock where they had missed the stain so it was a different color

Hi Larry and welcome. Blems are mostly slight flaws in the finish such as smears, uneven application, small spots of discoloration or tiny nicks etc. They in no way interfere with the function of the firearm. ***Note*** the firearm does not carry a Finish Warranty so it is imperative to inspect it thoroughly before you complete the paperwork for transfer. Cheers and stay safe!

Hi Larry, yes sir, the Blem is Blemished. I cannot find any info on the exact blemish of these guns, but it would be a cosmetic blemish, hardly noticeable. It would in no way affect the function of the firearm. Stay safe & have a great day!