GForce 12 Gauge Guns for Sale

What Makes GForce Shotguns Stand Out

GForce Arms offers affordable shotguns with features designed for hunting, sport shooting, and home defense. Depending on the model, shooters can choose from different configurations, barrel lengths, and accessories for a variety of shooting applications.

• Chokes and Sights: Many models include multiple choke tubes, with extended chokes available on select field and sporting shotguns. Models like the GF1 and Filthy Pheasant feature a Turkish walnut stock and fiber optic front sight for easier target acquisition.
• Tactical Features: Select tactical models include oversized controls and a larger trigger guard.
• Hunting and Shooting Applications: GForce offers semi-automatic and over-under shotguns for pheasant hunting and other upland birds. The GF12AR and GFBP feature AR-style and bullpup designs for range use and home defense.
• Barrel Lengths and Capacity: Field shotguns typically have longer barrels than tactical and bullpup models. Over-under shotguns hold two rounds, and many magazine-fed and tube-fed models offer a higher shell capacity.

Browse GForce 12 Gauge Shotguns by Series

GForce Arms offers several 12 gauge shotgun series, with differences in action type, barrel length, capacity, and design.

Semi-Automatic and Over-Under Models

The GF1 and GForce One are both semi-automatic shotguns, with the GF1 using a gas-operated action and the GForce One featuring an inertia-operated design and 28-inch vent rib barrel. The G5 Filthy Pheasant stands out with its over-under design and two stacked barrels.

AR-Style Shotguns

The GF12AR uses detachable box magazines and AR-style controls, offering a familiar layout for shooters accustomed to modern sporting rifles in a 12 gauge platform.

Bullpup Shotguns

The GFY-1 and GFBP each feature a compact shotgun design with the action positioned behind the trigger for easier maneuverability in tight spaces. Both models have an 18.5-inch barrel, 5+1 capacity, aluminum receiver, and Picatinny rail for mounting optics.

Pump-Action Shotguns

The GF2P and GF3T are pump-action shotguns. The GF2P holds 7 rounds, and the GF3T features a 19.5-inch barrel, 4+1 capacity, and pistol grip.

Tactical Semi-Automatic Shotguns

The GF25 is a semi-automatic shotgun with a 20-inch threaded barrel, 5+1 capacity, and Cerakote finish.

Locate an FFL Dealer Near You

Sportsman’s Outdoor Superstore ships firearms to licensed dealers nationwide, so you can complete your GForce shotgun purchase close to home. After you order online, your shotgun ships to the Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder you select, where the dealer runs a background check and completes the transfer in person in accordance with federal and state law.

FAQs

What ammo do GForce 12 gauge shotguns use?

Many GForce 12 gauge shotguns are chambered for 3-inch shells and can also accept standard 2-3/4-inch loads. Shooters can choose ammo based on their intended use, including lighter target loads for range practice and heavier hunting loads. Always check the shotgun's chamber markings and manufacturer recommendations before selecting ammunition.

Are GForce shotguns comfortable to shoot?

Yes, GForce shotguns can be comfortable to shoot, depending on the model, fit, and ammunition used. A semi auto shotgun can help reduce felt recoil, providing greater comfort and a more enjoyable shooting experience during longer range sessions. Choosing lighter loads can also help make recoil more manageable.

Does GForce Arms make shotguns in other gauges?

Yes, in addition to its 12 gauge lineup, GForce Arms offers shotguns in 20 gauge and .410 bore. These models generally produce less recoil, making them popular with smaller-framed shooters and those who prefer a lighter kick. The 12 gauge offers a wider selection of ammunition for different hunting and shooting applications.

Do GForce shotguns come with a warranty?

Yes, GForce Arms backs its shotguns with a limited warranty covering manufacturing defects for the original owner. Coverage varies by model, and warranty claims require proof of purchase and the firearm's serial number.