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Remington 105 CTI
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Smitty in CT
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According to the 105cti manual on Remington's website, it will not fire 2-3/4" loads that are less than 1290fps???
I hope this gun does good for Remington, but making a 2-3/4" - 3" shotgun that can't handle "light" 2-3/4" loads seems like a big mistake, in my book.
Also the $1200 or so retail seems a little high...
I know that a lot of the 3-1/2" autoladers will handle thi light stuff pretty well.
It's a new gun, I'm sure time will tell......
I hope this gun does good for Remington, but making a 2-3/4" - 3" shotgun that can't handle "light" 2-3/4" loads seems like a big mistake, in my book.
Also the $1200 or so retail seems a little high...
I know that a lot of the 3-1/2" autoladers will handle thi light stuff pretty well.
It's a new gun, I'm sure time will tell......
Frankie_QC
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I got my 105CTi last week.
They still say that you need to shoot 2 3/4 at 1200fps in order to cycle the shells, however, the shotgun will cycle most of them.
awsome shotgun: light, easy to clean, really crisp trigger, and very fast action.
Bottom ejection is great.
They still say that you need to shoot 2 3/4 at 1200fps in order to cycle the shells, however, the shotgun will cycle most of them.
awsome shotgun: light, easy to clean, really crisp trigger, and very fast action.
Bottom ejection is great.
FirstFreedom
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All I can say is drool, drool. Can't afford it though.
charlie in md
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Frankie - Where is the safety located? Remington touts this gun as ambidextrous, but from what I've read, the safety is set up for a right handed shooter.