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GForce Arms built the GF3P Pumpernickel for folks who want a dependable pump gun without giving up on looks. This 20 gauge runs a tube-fed magazine with a 4+1 capacity and a 3-inch chamber, so it handles both 2-3/4 and 3-inch shells with no fuss. The standout is the finish: a nickel Cerakote receiver and barrel set against Turkish walnut stock and forend, which gives it a richer, more traditional feel than the all-black tactical guns it shares a frame with.
The 18.5-inch barrel keeps the whole gun short and quick to swing, with an overall length right around 40.5 inches. At roughly 6.5 pounds, it's light enough to carry and maneuver in tight spaces, which is a big part of why people reach for a gun like this for home defense. A front bead sight keeps your sight picture simple and fast, whether the target is a few feet away or out at moderate range, and a cross-bolt safety gives you straightforward, no-guessing operation.
The 20 gauge is a smart pick if you want a real shotgun without the punishing recoil of a 12. The black rubber recoil pad takes the edge off, so newer or smaller-framed shooters can stay comfortable through a longer session. It still throws a serious pattern, and the fixed modified choke keeps that pattern tight and consistent for most general-purpose loads.
The choke is fixed modified and not swappable, and the manufacturer recommends against running slugs through it, so stick with shot loads. Sling studs are built in if you want to add a sling for easier carry. For a no-nonsense pump that brings a little extra character to the safe, the Pumpernickel hits a nice balance of function and style.
GForce Arms recommends against running slugs through this gun because it has a fixed modified choke. Some slug types can plug a tighter-bored barrel and risk damaging the firearm. Stick to birdshot and buckshot loads to stay on the safe side.
Yes. The 3-inch chamber handles both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch 20 gauge shells, so you've got flexibility depending on what you're doing. That makes it easy to run lighter target loads at the range and step up to heavier loads when needed.
It's a solid pick. The 20 gauge delivers a serious defensive pattern with noticeably less recoil than a 12 gauge, which helps with faster follow-up shots and comfort for smaller-framed shooters. The short 18.5-inch barrel also makes it easy to handle in tight indoor spaces.
No, the GF3P uses a fixed modified choke that isn't removable. Modified is a versatile middle-ground constriction that keeps a tight, consistent pattern for most general shot loads. If you need different chokes for specialized shooting, this isn't the platform for that.
The Pumpernickel weighs about 6.5 pounds, which is light and easy to carry or maneuver. It does not ship with a sling, but it has built-in sling studs so you can add one yourself. That makes hauling it to the range or out in the field a lot more comfortable.
It's the same proven pump platform dressed up with a nickel Cerakote finish and Turkish walnut stock and forend instead of the all-black synthetic setup. The walnut and nickel give it a more classic, eye-catching look. Mechanically it operates the same way as the standard GF3P.
| UPC | 643477862995 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GF3PNW2020 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0 |
| Sights | Front Bead |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
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