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02-06-2008 | 08:18 AM

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eldeguello

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RE: Smith & Wesson ???'s

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ORIGINAL: game4lunch

I'm looking at a .44mag and one is the 29-10, and the other the 629.
Other than the obvious (grips mostly, 6.5" barrel) what are the differences?

S&W guns with the "6" prefix on the model number, such as "629", etc., are made from stainless steel........... IF you found a plain Model 29 that is made of stanless, it may be mis-marked. If mismarked, it might have collector interest.

02-06-2008 | 08:39 AM

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RugerMike

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RE: Smith & Wesson ???'s

Hey DM,
I was just trying to help? Sorry I upset you. Most on this sight appreciate the feed back and help. BUTT there is always that one person like yourself. I hope you have a good day too.

02-06-2008 | 12:17 PM

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ORIGINAL: RugerMike

Hey DM,
I was just trying to help? Sorry I upset you. Most on this sight appreciate the feed back and help. BUTT there is always that one person like yourself. I hope you have a good day too.

Hey Mike,

Thanks... i'm having a "great" day...

Hey, i just asked...and from the PM's i got about this post... I'm not alone in wondering about the answer...

DM