No, we don't know what that specific one looks like. A picture tells you most everything you need to know at a glance, like what condition its in, if there are any blemishes, pitting, and if applicable, we can see just how bad a gun's "custom stippling" is.
Basically, a picture shows you a lot of things that the owner doesn't tell you. "Googling it" is no substitute for seeing the owner's item. They might come off the assembly line as copies of one another, but they sure don't end up the same. When it comes to any sort of trade or transaction, I REALLY don't like surprises.
