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Mine is a Ruger #3. Even shorter and much lighter. Kills at one end, and maims at the other.

In my opinion, there is a big difference between "finish damage" and "holster wear". Drop the gun, hit it with a hammer, keep it in a box full of tools will cause "damage". Holster wear, on the other hand, is proof positive that the piece has done its job. It can't protect you if it isn't...

A buddy of mine purchased a used 642 last year. When he removed the side plate to thoroughly clean the piece, he discovered that the previous owner had "accidently" spilled a glob of crazy glue all over the lock mechanism. This thing is frozen in place, and could not be moved with a wrench...