I owned one. It's a low recoil gun. Shoots well, but has some major problems:
Ass end heavy to beat the band. All that recoil stuff in the stock is heavy.
Speaking of all that recoil stuff, treat your stock like it was made of gold. Replacement stocks just are not out there. BTW, difficult to get a real adjustable comb and not just a sliver of wood on top that moves around due to all the recoil stuff in the stock. Also (can you see a trend here), the grip is terrible. The top (where the thumb wraps around) is too high due to (you guessed it) the recoil stuff in the stock. I didn't like my square forend. The gun doesn't beat you up shooting, but I found it just plain uncomfortable to hold.
Service by Ljutic is double what a mono gun is. I had to pay them $15 for a manual (still have it framed in the gun room - fine art doesn't cost that much). Triggers - another rare bird. $400 from Ljutic for a release **conversion**.
Piercing primers-----boy, did I ever pierce primers. The 'thrust hammer' thing doesn't have any rebound action. I pierced every one and every thing I put in it except for Remington. Had steel hull shells get stuck (shot an entire singles event once with an old credit card in my belt to pop every hull out). The ejector spring just doesn't have enough ass to push a tight hull out. Keep it clean and it will help, but by the time you get 30 birds under your belt, they are getting stuck.
I hate to rain on anybody's parade, but I'm just being honest. If you wife likes the low recoil, it's not a 'bad' gun per se', but it does have problems.