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There's a lot packed into the GForce Arms GF One, and this Midnight Bronze Retro version might be the best looking of the bunch. The bronze Cerakote on the barrel and receiver plays off the vintage-style pattern stock for a look that stands out in a sea of plain black synthetic guns, and the Cerakote isn't just for show. It shrugs off moisture and scratches far better than traditional bluing, which matters when you're dragging a gun through cattails at first light.
The GF One runs on an inertia operating system, the same basic approach that made Benelli famous. The big advantage is a cleaner-running gun. Since gases aren't being ported back into the action, you can put a lot of rounds downrange between cleanings and it keeps cycling. It handles 3 inch magnum loads as well as lighter 1 oz field loads, and the stainless steel recoil spring is built for the long haul. Oversized controls on the bolt release, safety, and charging handle make it easy to operate with cold fingers or gloves on.
GForce didn't skimp on the extras here. You get five extended chokes cut on the Benelli Crio thread pattern, covering Cylinder through Full, so you can tighten up for turkeys or open up for clays without buying anything extra. There's also a 10+1 magazine tube extension kit in the box for spring snow goose season, plus two magazine plugs in case one wanders off. Sling studs come standard, and the HiViz fiber optic front sight picks up light fast when a bird flushes.
At roughly 6.8 pounds with a 28 inch vent rib barrel, the GF One swings smooth and carries easy on long walks. It covers waterfowl, upland birds, clays, and general range days without breaking a sweat, and GForce backs it with a no-questions lifetime warranty. For a do-it-all semi-auto with real character, this one is tough to pass up.
Yes, it ships with five extended chokes: Cylinder, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. The barrel is threaded for the Benelli Crio pattern, so aftermarket Crio chokes will work too. That gives you plenty of room to tune patterns for turkey, waterfowl, or clays.
GForce built the inertia system to handle everything from 3 inch magnums down to 1 oz field loads. Like most inertia guns, it tends to run best after a short break-in period, so put a box or two of stouter loads through it first. After that, most standard 1 oz and heavier loads cycle without fuss.
It comes in the box. The GF One runs 3+1 in standard trim, and the included extension kit bumps capacity to 10+1 for high-volume hunts like spring snow goose season. GForce also throws in two magazine plugs so you have a spare.
GForce Arms backs the GF One with a lifetime warranty, and they don't require proof of purchase to honor it. If something goes wrong down the road, they'll get the gun running again. That's solid coverage for a shotgun in this class.
| UPC | 643477867648 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GFONE1228RMB |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 28" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Capacity | 3 + 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Sights | HIVIZ |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
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