This is starting to sound like the Colt forum where the owners of a third generation Colt SAA revolver, claimed to be NIB get their undies in a bunch if there is even a hint of a turn line. Makes me bloody head spin.

Is this Registered Magnum unfired? Or, has it fired ten rounds, ten thousand rounds, a million rounds? Who cares.

What really matters is that the present condition is such that the owner feels he/she is comfortable owning it--the make, model, and condition are such that it provides enjoyment to the owner such that he/she would rather own this rather than have the funds this revolver would bring if offered for sale to invest in alternative investment vehicles.

Should this cease to be the case, it still doesn't matter how many rounds have been fired in this revolver, if any. What matters is that buyer and seller are in agreement with its present physical condition such that a transaction can occur. Or, rather, there is agreement as to the value of such revolver such that the seller is satisfied that the revolver is worth exactly, or less than, what he/she is willing to sell it for. Conversely, the buyer is convinced it is worth at least, or greater than, the dollar amount he/she is willing to give to the seller.