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Considered to be approximately 1 year old.
Nobody would know this. FN could have fired it and then shelved it for a couple of months before shipping it out. They could have shipped it immediately but it sat at a distributor for a couple months before going to the dealer. It could have shipped immediately from FN to the distributor and immediately from the distributor to your dealer then sat for a few months. Maybe a combination of some or all of these things! How on earth would anybody on CalGuns know? You could ask the dealer you bought it from how long they had it. Maybe they'll answer you and maybe they won't. Then you could ask them which distributor they got it from and try to ask them the same question.
Work your way backwards like a good detective. And then, when you figure out the answer, it still won't matter!
Sorry, sorry.... couldn't help it. The real answer is a +1 to what some people said. Unless FN made some sort of a change to the gun since yours was manufactured and you thought you were getting the newest version of it when you purchased it, guns aren't perishable and it doesn't matter at all.
Originally posted by Foebia
Work your way backwards like a good detective. And then, when you figure out the answer, it still won't matter!
Sorry, sorry.... couldn't help it. The real answer is a +1 to what some people said. Unless FN made some sort of a change to the gun since yours was manufactured and you thought you were getting the newest version of it when you purchased it, guns aren't perishable and it doesn't matter at all.
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