GForce Arms GF TWO 12ga 28in Vent Rib Semi-Auto 3+1

About this product

The GForce Arms GF TWO 12ga 28in Vent Rib Semi-Auto 3+1 is a gas-operated, field-oriented 12-gauge shotgun designed for hunters who value reliability in varied environments and a simplified maintenance routine. Its two-piece receiver, cerakote finish, and included choke system prioritize practical function over aesthetic polish for serious upland and waterfowl applications. At 7.3 lb unloaded, it balances weight and swing dynamics for a full day in the field, offering distinct mechanical advantages over more traditional inertia-driven systems.

What is the GForce Arms GF TWO used for?

This shotgun is engineered for hunting applications requiring reliability across shell lengths and weather conditions, specifically upland game and waterfowl. Its gas-operated action softens felt recoil significantly compared to inertia guns, and the included five Benelli Cryo-style chokes provide patterning versatility from improved cylinder for pheasant to full for distant geese. The Mossy Oak Habitat synthetic stock and burnt bronze Cerakote finish resist moisture and abrasion from blind use or briar patches, making it a tool-first hunting partner.

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

The GF TWO is a better choice for hunters who prioritize higher-volume follow-up shots and simpler cleaning over the inherent precision of a break-open design. Where the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U offers instant barrel selection and consistent point of impact for clays, the GF TWO’s 3+1 semi-automatic capacity is superior for flushing cover or decoying waterfowl where a third or fourth shot matters. The trade-off is weight - the GF TWO at 7.3 lb is nearly 1.2 lb heavier than an equivalent over/under like the Stevens, affecting carry fatigue.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The GF TWO weighs 7.3 lb (3.31 kg) unloaded with an overall length of 49.5 inches and a 28-inch vent rib barrel. Its 14.75-inch length of pull is adjustable via included shims to accommodate different body types, and the receiver is 1.75 inches wide at its broadest point for a secure mount. The vent rib’s 8mm width provides a consistent sight plane, and the magazine tube accepts 2.75-inch shells to a maximum capacity of three rounds before loading the chamber for the +1.

Who is this NOT for?

This is not the shotgun for a competitor focused solely on trap or sporting clays, where the Stevens 555 Sporting in .410 or other dedicated target models offer superior balance and trigger feel. The GF TWO's gas system, while reliable, adds complexity and weight that a clays shooter doesn't need, and its 3+1 capacity is irrelevant in most formal shooting sports governed by two-shell limits. It's also not ideal for someone seeking a lightweight, compact brush gun; a 24-inch barrel model would be more maneuverable in dense timber.

What's in the box?

The factory box includes the complete shotgun, five Benelli Cryo-style chokes (cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, full), a choke wrench, an Allen key set for stock shim adjustment, and the owner's manual with basic disassembly instructions. The shim kit allows for approximately 12 degrees of cast and drop adjustment, and the chokes are individually marked and sealed in a foam block to prevent loss or mix-up during transport to and from the field.

Is the GForce Arms GF TWO worth it at $692.98?

At this price point, the GF TWO represents a strong value for a hunter needing a reliable, corrosion-resistant semi-auto with a complete choke system ready for patterning. You're paying for a cerakoted receiver/barrel set, five chokes, and an adjustable stock system – features that often add $150-$200 to the base price of competing models. For a dedicated deer or turkey hunter needing a single, specialized setup, the money might be better spent on a rifled barrel slug gun or a dedicated turkey model, but for a versatile 12-gauge that handles 2.75-inch and 3-inch shells equally well, it justifies its cost.