How can a gun be listed as "NIB" but then in the same post go on to say the gun is a great shooter and list aftermarket modifications on said gun? I guess my definition of NIB is different, idk...
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I thought this was going to be some epic Craigslist personals type post. 
Maybe the gun WAS new in box.....Yeah....yeah!!!! That's the ticket!
Most of those listing I just read, chuckle, and go to the next one.
Recently someone was selling a S&W 45 revolver that hadn't been shot except by the factory. Then they went on to say that it had very little recoil.
Kinda like a virgin that is great in bed?????
‘NIB, Never been fired.’
Well, except that time that guy at the factory test fired it; and that time that guy at the gun shop took it out of the box to show it to you. And that time you took it out of the box to take pictures of it and list it as NIB on ODT. And that time you took it out again to take more, better pictures, because your NIB Taurus isn’t selling for the $525 listed price.........
Well, if you buy it, it is new to you and if it comes in a box, it is in fact NIB!
NTMIB = New To Me In a Box.
