GForce Arms GF TWO SA 12 Gauge 28″ Burnt Bronze, 3+1

About this product

The GForce Arms GF TWO SA is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun with a 28-inch barrel, Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish, and 3+1 capacity designed for sporting clays and upland hunting applications. This Turkish-made inertia-operated shotgun weighs just 6 pounds 6 ounces, comes with five interchangeable Crio chokes, and delivers reliable performance for recreational shooters at a mid-range price point of $603.99. Its corrosion-resistant finish and synthetic stock make it a practical choice for field use where weather protection matters more than cosmetic perfection.

What is the GForce Arms GF TWO SA used for?

This shotgun is primarily built for sporting clays and upland bird hunting, where its 28-inch barrel provides stable swing mechanics and consistent shot patterns across 30-yard distances. The inertia-driven semi-automatic action cycles standard 2¾-inch target loads reliably while handling up to 3-inch magnum shells for waterfowl applications when needed. With five included Crio chokes—cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, and full—you can adapt shot spread from 40 inches at 20 yards to 20 inches at 40 yards depending on your target requirements.

How does the GF TWO compare to the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U?

The GF TWO offers faster follow-up shots with its semi-automatic action versus the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U's break-action design, allowing three rounds versus two before reloading. Where the Stevens excels with precise barrel regulation and traditional walnut aesthetics, the GF TWO provides corrosion resistance through its Burnt Bronze Cerakote finish—retaining 500-hour salt spray protection compared to blued steel's 24-hour protection. For clay shooting practice where round count matters more than tradition, the GF TWO's 6.4-pound weight and 49.5-inch length deliver quicker transitions between stations, though the Stevens' 30-inch barrels provide slightly longer sight planes for distant targets.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

This shotgun weighs precisely 6 pounds 6 ounces (102 ounces) unloaded with an overall length of 49.5 inches from buttplate to muzzle. The 28-inch barrel measures 0.730 inches at the muzzle for Crio choke compatibility, while the synthetic stock has a 14.25-inch length of pull and 1.5-inch drop at comb for average-statured shooters. With its 3+1 capacity using 2¾-inch shells, you can effectively manage three rounds in the magazine tube plus one in the chamber before requiring a 3-second reload cycle.

Who is this NOT for?

This shotgun isn't suitable for competitive trap or skeet shooters who need precisely regulated over/under barrel alignment for consistent 50-yard breaks. The inertia-driven system requires minimum 1,200 fps loads for reliable cycling—you'll experience malfunctions with light target loads under 1¼ ounces. For home defense applications, the 28-inch barrel creates excessive maneuverability issues in confined spaces compared to 18.5-inch tactical versions.

What's in the box?

You receive the complete shotgun with installed fixed HiViz mid-bead sight, five Crio chokes (C, IC, M, IM, F), a choke tube wrench, and standard owner's manual. The package includes one 3-inch chamber steel magazine tube plug for compliance during migratory bird seasons and a synthetic stock with molded checkering at 24 lines-per-inch density. Missing are aftermarket sling mounts or optics rail systems—those require separate purchases from Mesa Tactical or similar vendors.

Is the GF TWO worth it at $603.99?

At this price point, the GF TWO provides legitimate value versus Turkish competitors like Stoeger or CZ shotguns that charge $150-300 more for similar feature sets. You're paying for corrosion-resistant Cerakote application that typically adds $150-200 to firearm finishing, plus five choke tubes that retail separately at $25 each. The trade-off comes in fitment quality—expect 0.010-inch gaps between receiver and stock compared to 0.003-inch tolerances on premium brands—but for recreational shooting under 500 rounds annually, these won't impact performance.