I'll confer with that. The internet is a sourse of unaccountable opinion. The hotheads tend to scream loudly with their bad experiences while the rest are just using them.
Consider the individual rifle more than the name.
Remlins are different. Just look at them as a reproduction, much like comparing a Rossi 92 to a Winchester 92. Better or worse is dependant on the individual rifle. Opinions and experiences vary. It will never be an original, and should not be compared as such.
It's a gun. Buy it. If you like it keep it. If you don't trade it for the next one.
