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"blems" are cosmetic and often times very hard to detect at all. If it impacted the actual function of the weapon, or made it dangerous in any way, I'm very sure that particular weapon would never leave the production/assembly facility. I've seen weapons sold as blems that had simple rub marks, some have had the hardness testing dimples (small indentions in the surface), slightly misplaced or smudged lettering, things like that. I wouldn't hesitate to pick one up if it was available for a good price

Blem guns have cosmetic flaws many times its hard to find the Blem. They have the full warranty (except for cosmetics) as any other new firearm. I like buying Blem guns because my guns are working tools and I don't have to worry about putting the 1st scratch on it