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Not sure, they both have pros and cons. The last lens I bought "Refurbed" from the local shop just died. the repair guy said that the only thing the problem could have been caused by was dropping the lens. Needless to say, I wont be buying any more refurbished stuff from them. The worst part is that the people there are the most helpful salespeople on the face of the planet.
Back to your Q. I would still buy new, that way you get the full warenty, and know that's its right out of the factory. On the other hand you could save a fair bit of money buying refurb. If you want to get refurb, at least get it from a good company, AKA Adorama, B&H,(Do they still do refurb?)Etc.
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