Nobody has one yet, they are supposed to be a direct clone of a Remington 870. I have one on order but only time will tell if it is good or bad. The big question is what do you want to do with your first shotgun. If you want to do most of the normal duck hunting , sporting clays, trap or skeet shooting stuff, it might work but it is limited with the very short barrel, but longer Remington barrels might fit but not having one to interchange barrels I can't say for sure. I am buying mine as a very short bear protection gun for SEARCH AND RESCUE missions on rivers or in areas where bears have been feeding and now we have to be in their area. It has happened twice in the past 6 months. I need something small, light( you still have to carry your regular gear), unobtrusive ( tuck it into the pack when not needed around camp), effective( black bear and grizzly areas) and not too much paperwork( can't really apply for wilderness carry as a business as I am an unpaid professional (volunteer)). Personally I would recommend you check the EE and see if you can get a used Remington Wingmaster 870 in the price range of $200/$250 and then get one of DLASK's $90 18 inch barrels. Then you would have 2 barrels and have a shotgun that can do most any shotgun activity. But if you have same need of a shotgun as I do, this one seems to be the least expensive of the small shotguns, only time will tell if it is a good deal, but that is the same for just about everything new.
Sounds like a great deal for a short 12ga.
