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A gas-operated 12 gauge semi-auto doesn't have to cost a fortune, and the GForce Arms GF-1 proves it. This is a straightforward, all-black workhorse built around a steel barrel, a 3 inch chamber that handles both 2-3/4 and 3 inch shells, and a fixed black synthetic stock that shrugs off weather and rough handling. The 18.5 inch barrel keeps the whole gun quick to swing and easy to move with, whether you're working stations at the clay range or just want a compact scattergun for around the property.
The gas system is the big selling point here. Compared to a pump or a break-action, it soaks up a noticeable chunk of felt recoil, and the rubber recoil pad takes the edge off the rest. That means faster follow-up shots and longer range sessions without your shoulder complaining. Controls are simple and familiar: a cross-bolt safety, a plain front bead for fast pointing, and a 4+1 capacity that keeps you in the action. The receiver features a dovetail cut, so you have options if you ever want to add an optic down the road.
GForce ships the GF-1 with Cylinder, Modified, and Full choke tubes, which is a nice touch at this end of the market. Screw in the Cylinder for close work, the Modified for all-around duty, or the Full when you need to reach out and keep patterns tight. The tubes use the common Benelli Mobil thread pattern, so aftermarket options are plentiful if you want to expand your setup later.
Like most gas-operated shotguns, this one is happiest with standard field and heavier loads, especially while the action is breaking in. Run a few boxes of quality 2-3/4 inch shells through it and the gun settles in nicely. At around 7 pounds, it carries comfortably and has enough heft to stay steady on target. For the money, the GF-1 is a lot of semi-auto shotgun, and it makes a solid first gas gun or a knock-around backup you won't baby.
Yes, the GF-1 has a 3 inch chamber, so it runs both 2-3/4 and 3 inch 12 gauge shells. The gas system cycles most reliably with standard field loads and heavier shells, particularly during break-in. Give it a few boxes of quality ammo and it smooths out nicely.
The GF-1 ships with Cylinder, Modified, and Full choke tubes, covering close, mid-range, and tight pattern work right out of the box. The tubes follow the widely used Benelli Mobil thread pattern, so there's a big aftermarket if you want additional constrictions later.
Noticeably, yes. The gas-operated action bleeds off a portion of the recoil energy to cycle the bolt, which softens the shove compared to a pump or single shot. Combined with the rubber recoil pad, it makes longer sessions with 12 gauge loads a lot more pleasant.
The receiver has a dovetail cut, which gives you a mounting option for a compatible rail or optic setup. That said, the included front bead is quick and simple for most clay, field, and general range work, and plenty of owners never feel the need to add glass.
| UPC | 643477862780 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GF11220B |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Chokes Included | Cylinder/Full/Modified |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Sights | Front Bead |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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