I was semi-addicted to the 24 for a few years. They are for the most part solid guns.

Some of the newer guns have scope mounts that are only hooked on one side, and they move when pressure is applied to the scope.

Also, I had problems zeroing both barrels on most of them that I owned. They shot consistent...but when the scope was zeroed for the rifle, the shotgun was off and vice versa. The best method that I found was to put high scope mounts on and zero the scope for the rifle and the irons for the shotgun.