Remington 105 CTI Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

The primary touted features are the skeletonized carbon-titanium receiver, rotating bolt lock-up, bottom feed and ejection, an oil-filled shock absorber strut inside the butt stock to reduce recoil, roller rear that provides a crisp 3.5-4 lb. trigger pull, TriNyte coating that forms a barrier to corrosion and scratching, convex R3 recoil pad, and a carbon fiber rib. The idea is to save weight, down to a claimed 7 lbs. from previous Remington autoloaders while still being extremely soft shooting. The MSRP is a hefty $1511, a bit salty compared to many models from other industry leaders. Clearly lighter than the 1100 and 11-87 genre, it is an ounce or two lighter than standard Beretta 391 models, and maybe an ounce heavier than the Browning Superlight Hunter.