Stop It. Your gun is not "unfired".

[derf]

Gun manufacturers test fire guns at the factory. Handguns come with a fired case. Please call your gun what it is. If it is new in box, then NIB will do. Like new in box? LNIB.
Unfired? Probably not. If you find yourself wanting to type "unfired" please resist and just try "NIB". If you remove it from the box and paw all over the gun then it will probably be "LNIB".

 

[chad]

Gun manufacturers test fire guns at the factory. Handguns come with a fired case. Please call your gun what it is. If it is new in box, then NIB will do. Like new in box? LNIB.
Unfired? Probably not. If you find yourself wanting to type "unfired" please resist and just try "NIB". If you remove it from the box and paw all over the gun then it will probably be "LNIB".

well said.

 

[Quickdraw22]

At how many rounds must I change the title LNIB to "used". I just broke 16K rounds on my Ruger MKIII, but I still consider it LNIB

 

[edman87k5]

What about ANIB? As New In Box.
or SFF? Slightly Finger F$@ked

 

[SpeedRacer]

What if it's LNIB, but you take it out of the box for pictures?

 

[Ritten]

What kind of scope comes with it?

 

[dantheman]

What if you lost the box , but it's still like new ? Damn , I'm confused .

 

[Tulse Luper]

Any trades?

 

[chad]

What kind of scope comes with it?

Scope? What about the dog, is that included?

 

[Tulse Luper]

The spent case is not necessarily a "test fire."

It's for this stupidity and other stupidity like it in other stupid states (Maryland I think) who waste its citizens stupid money:

http://www.troopers.state.ny.us/faqs/Firearms/CoBIS/

 

[jmcrawf1]

What should I buy?

9mm or .45?
Ak or AR?

Are sigmas really all that bad?

 

[spanky]

I think it's universally understood that "not fired" means not fired after it left the factory.

 

[chad]

What should I buy?

9mm or .45?
Ak or AR?

Are sigmas really all that bad?

.22lr, and AR. If you get a 5.556/.223 AR, you can use the same ammo for both your handgun and rifle, and both have insane stopping powers. Oh and no, sigma's are awesome. Both my .22 and my AR are sigma's.

 

[dantheman]

Can the dog really shoot that gun ? Does he wear plugs or muffs ?

 

[dantheman]

I think it's universally understood that "not fired" means not fired after it left the factory.

Apparently not .

 

[Tulse Luper]

I think it's universally understood that "not fired" means not fired after it left the factory.

I wish there were a stronger word for universally, I would have used the strike through tags and replaced it for emphasis.

Personally, I just ask the seller if he kept bullets in the clip so I can be sure the springs aren't worn out.

 

[dantheman]

I'm going to stop before derf get's pissed .

 

[deafdave3]

I with there were a stronger word for universally, I would have used the strike through tags and replaced it for emphasis.

Personally, I just ask the seller if he kept bullets in the clip so I can be sure the springs aren't worn out.

UGH!!

 

[whbonney26]

But if you build yourself an AR and sell it before shooting.....UNFIRED

 

[Nail Gun]

Can the dog really shoot that gun ? Does he wear plugs or muffs ?

Careful, that's a scam I saw on LS. Dogs don't have thumbs. They just fumble around with the gun until they give up and take a nap. I suppose if a dog "test fired" a gun at the factory if may be unfired.