I doubt Beretta or Browning sell many of their high end autoloaders, and Remington may follow suit. But these deluxe guns do lend some prestige to each family of autoloaders. That alone may make it worthwhile to market these guns.
I know what you mean, that was baically my reaction when I first saw a Teknys.
When it comes to the 1100's, my preference leans heavily to the Sporting 12 or the Classic Trap (for trap) over the 2006 Remington 1100 Competition Gun.
However, I have read heavy criticism on internet forums "that Remington should update their autoloaders". So they have tried that, time will tell how they are received.
Fortunately, as per my post of Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:37 pm on this thread, it appears Remington intends to continue with the more traditionaly finished 1100's. For me, that is good news because that is what I gravitate towards.
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