From what I have seen of the cheap Turkish made shotguns from running a skeet field, it is too good to be true. Some actually function okay for a while, but most have issues as soon as they get some volume of shots through them. The metals are usually sub standard, and the fit and finish of the mechanism is usually sub standard as well. If you are going to shoot a few hundred rounds per year, they may go a few years without issues, but if you are going to shoot them a fair bit, they typically have issues. And if you decide to sell them, the resale is very poor, whereas if you purchase a used Browning, Beretta, or Winchester etc, you can usually get almost all of your money back .
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