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    Demo guns...good deal?

    I'm looking at purchasing a S&W 629. I used to have one and sold it to fund a safe but have been pining over it ever since. So now I'm in the market for one. I'm interested in one that says it is a demo gun. The listing says:

    This is a Smith and Wesson sales rep/dealer show demo firearm. It has been stamped by SW with a "U" denoting it used. Price is right around $700.

    So I am guessing it has been dry fired many times at gun shows and stuff. Is this something I should steer clear of or look into it more? Does S&W shift gun to demo use that are not fit for sale or anything like that?
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    Likely not a thing wrong with that gun and I wouldn't hesitate buying it as long as the condition and price suits you. The truth is, "dealer samples" (of just about anything) can often be real bargains.
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    This ^^^^

    DO IT !

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    That is what I was hoping to hear. Thanks!
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    I've bought a number of S&W demo revolvers and all of them have worked extremely well at a nice discount to normal prices.

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