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Finding a double gun that fits a young hunter usually means paying custom-fit money or settling for something clunky. The GF5 Filthy Pheasant Youth from GForce Arms splits the difference nicely. It takes the same break-open over/under design as the full-size GF5 and trims it down where it counts: 24-inch barrels, a 13-inch length of pull, and an overall length of just 40 inches. At 5.8 pounds, it carries easily through a long morning in the field, and the 20 gauge chambering keeps recoil at a level a new shooter can handle without developing a flinch.
This is not a stripped-down starter gun. You get a select-grade Turkish walnut stock and forend, an engraved nickel-plated aluminum alloy receiver, and 4140 steel barrels topped with a vent rib and a Hi-Viz fiber optic front sight that stands out against brush and gray skies. The 3-inch chambers digest everything from light target loads for clays practice up to heavier field loads when the birds are flushing wild. A ventilated butt pad takes the sting out of a full day of shooting, and shell extractors make unloading simple and keep empty hulls from flying into the weeds.
GForce ships this one with five choke tubes, so you can tighten up for late-season roosters or open the pattern for close work over a pointing dog. That flexibility means the same gun handles dove fields, preserve hunts, and weekend clays sessions without buying anything extra. And with the shorter stock and barrels, it swings naturally for smaller-framed hunters instead of fighting them. It is also backed by GForce's limited lifetime warranty, so it can grow with a young hunter for plenty of seasons. Plenty of adults who like a quick, compact upland gun end up borrowing it too. Just a heads up.
It is built around a 13-inch length of pull and a 40-inch overall length, so it fits smaller-framed hunters best. That said, plenty of adults enjoy short, light doubles like this for tight cover and quick handling. If you are average-sized or larger, the full-size GF5 with its longer stock will fit you better for all-day shooting.
Yes, both barrels are chambered for 3-inch 20 gauge shells, so it runs everything from light 2.75-inch target loads to heavier magnum field loads. For a newer shooter, we recommend starting with lighter loads since the gun only weighs 5.8 pounds and heavier shells will produce noticeably more recoil. The ventilated butt pad helps soften things up either way.
GForce includes five choke tubes with the GF5 Filthy Pheasant Youth, covering constrictions from open patterns for close flushes to tighter chokes for longer shots. That range covers upland birds, clays practice, and preserve hunts without needing to buy additional tubes. Swapping them out takes just a minute between stations or hunts.
It is one of the better options in its class for exactly that. The break-open action is simple and easy to verify safe, the 20 gauge keeps recoil manageable, and the shortened stock means a proper gun mount instead of stretching to reach the trigger. The walnut and engraved receiver also give it a classic look that a young hunter will be proud to carry, and the limited lifetime warranty backs it up long term.
| UPC | 643477868461 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GF52024Y |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | Shotgun |
| Barrel Length | 24" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Package Height | 3.0 |
| Package Width | 8.9 |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
| Shipping Weight | 7.7 |
| Sights | Front Bead |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
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