What does NIB mean to you?

[skizzums]

I always thought it meant "NickelBoron"

 

[bamaranger]

NIB

Not in Budget

 

[rocket12]

if it has been fired other than at the factory, even 1 time it's USED

 

[silverstang23]

New in the box. NIB means to me someone brought it home and decided they didn't want it. Never fired/used. Included everything it would if you bought it at the store

 

[stagpanther]

if it has been fired other than at the factory, even 1 time it's USED

And in the words of Joe Isuzu "You have my word on it."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FE-XurEfQo

 

[osbornk]

I don't think it is NIB once it is sold to a retail customer. Once it leaves the store, it becomes unused or like new. A car is not new once it is sold to the retail customer and neither is a gun.