If you want to, you can shoot it a lot faster with very little practice. Well, I must confess I did not have another pump shotgun to learn the different timing they require before I bought my SXP Defender (the 1300's direct descendant if I am not mistaken), so, I did not have to unlearn and then relearn it. The other shotgun I have is a 20 gauge in... bolt action, so, fast is not its strongest quality anyway, at least, not in my hands!
Less capacity in the newer version (5+1 in 2 3/4"), but very, very slick action, no rattle at all. The 18" barrel it came with is heavy, it feels (no scale policy at home, I also enjoy light beer and carrots
) at least as much as the 28" one I bought separately, the latter being threaded for choke tubes and wearing a vented rib.
They sure are enjoyable shotguns to shoot, and the synthetic one I own is a light and handy weapon to carry afield.
I do not understand why they are being snubbed. I understand Americans not liking that they are made in Turkey now instead of America before, I truly do, but then not all shotguns recommended on THR are necessarily made is the United States. Sure, they do not have the track record of the Remington 870 or Mossberg 500, but I have not seen any flaw in them being pointed out here yet.
Enjoy it, it is fun!