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The GFORCE TWO is GForce Arms' take on the classic inertia-driven field gun, and it hits the marks that matter for bird hunters. The action runs clean by design, since inertia systems don't dump gas and carbon into the receiver the way gas guns do. That means less scrubbing at the end of a muddy weekend and more consistent cycling between cleanings. It feeds both 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells and will cycle light loads pushing at least 1250 fps, so you can shoot budget target loads on the clays course and heavy waterfowl shells out of the same gun.
At 6.6 pounds with a 49.5 inch overall length, this is an easy gun to tote through cattails, up ridgelines, or across a cut cornfield. The 28 inch vent rib barrel gives you the smooth, deliberate swing you want on crossing birds, and the HIVIZ front sight paired with a mid bead helps you check your alignment and get on target quickly in low morning light. The black synthetic stock shrugs off weather and comes with an adjustable shim system, so you can tweak drop and cast until the gun points where you look.
The barrel is threaded for Benelli Crio-style chokes and ships with five tubes, covering everything from tight turkey-style patterns to open spreads for close flushes. One detail that sets the TWO apart from its GFORCE ONE sibling is the two-piece receiver, which opens up access to internal surfaces and makes deep cleaning noticeably less of a chore.
GForce Arms stands behind the GFORCE TWO with a lifetime warranty, which is worth something on a gun that's going to live in duck blinds and truck racks. For hunters who want a soft-carrying, low-maintenance semi auto with the choke flexibility to handle doves in September and mallards in December, this one covers a lot of ground for the money.
Yes, the inertia action is rated to cycle light loads producing a minimum of 1250 fps shot velocity, which covers most standard target and field loads. Like most inertia guns, it appreciates a short break-in period, so run a box or two of stouter loads first before switching to the lightest stuff. It handles both 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells.
The barrel is threaded for Benelli Crio-style choke tubes, one of the most widely supported thread patterns out there. Five chokes come in the box, so you're covered from tight patterns for long-range waterfowl down to open constrictions for quail and grouse. Aftermarket options from Carlson's, Trulock, and others are easy to find.
The biggest difference is the receiver design. The TWO uses a two-piece receiver instead of the ONE's single-piece unit, which gives it a sleeker profile and makes it easier to reach internal surfaces during cleaning. Both models share the same inertia-driven operating system.
It was built with exactly that in mind. At 6.6 pounds it carries easily on long walks into the marsh, the synthetic stock handles wet weather without complaint, and the inertia action stays cleaner than a gas gun over a long season. The 28 inch barrel and included chokes also make it a solid pick for doves, pheasant, and clays in the offseason.
| UPC | 643477865354 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GFTWO1228 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 28" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Capacity | 3 + 1 |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Sights | HIVIZ / MID BEAD |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
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