John, if I were you I would do as your doing, describe the gun as completely and honestly as you have. If you believe the gun to be in original condition (no evidence or suspicion of honing or reaming) state that too. The gun is going to sell itself, it's unique and it's gorgeous. I am sure you are disappointed, but better to know now up front than have a buyer come back to you later with a potential issue to try to get some money back. I think you are in stronger position for knowing up front.
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