No personal experience, but here's a review: http://www.gunblast.com/TriStar.htm
Just take under advisement that you probably won't find any replacement or aftermarket parts for it like you could for a Rem 1100 or 1187.
Like a lot of the smaller foreign importers they will drop it or go out of business in a few years just about the time it breaks.
The 1100 has been around for almost 50 years, is a proven design, and you can buy lots of add-ons for it.
If the gun is like only $200 bucks -take a chance +go for it- if it's $400+ buy a Remington.
Like a lot of the smaller foreign importers they will drop it or go out of business in a few years just about the time it breaks.
The 1100 has been around for almost 50 years, is a proven design, and you can buy lots of add-ons for it.
If the gun is like only $200 bucks -take a chance +go for it- if it's $400+ buy a Remington.
