In the mid 80’s I bought a new, pre-enhanced, series 80s Colt Government and had it worked over by Teddy Jacobson a few years later. The cost of the gunsmithing, at the time, was about $500. Call it $1,000 today. The gun has since ridden in holsters, been “Mexican” carried, thrown under truck seats, etc., and had a bazillion rounds put through it, and it looks like hell. It has NEVER bobbled; shoots and shoots, and is very accurate. It’s scratched, dinged, and worn. Big, heavy scratches. The bottom line is this gun has never failed and I couldn’t care less what it looks like. It’s a tool. I’m not picking on the OP but, people need to get over wear on their carry gun. If one carries and actually uses a defensive weapon, they won't stay looking pristine for very long.