The GForce Arms GF One 12 Gauge 28" Burnt Bronze Retro 3+1 is a semi-auto shotgun that fuses a classic field profile with modern Cerakote durability. It runs reliable cycling with a 28-inch barrel, a retro camo stock, and a 3+1 capacity—built for upland birds, clays, and range days.
| Manufacturer | GForce Arms |
|---|---|
| Model | GF One |
| Material | Cerakote Burnt Bronze finish on barrel and receiver; synthetic retro camo stock |
| Compatibility | 12 Gauge 2.75" and 3" shells (per manufacturer specs) |
| Finish | Burnt Bronze Cerakote |
| Weight | Approx. 7.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Burnt Bronze Cerakote Finish — Corrosion resistance and a low-glare look that holds up in wet brush and salty air. Why it matters: You spend less time cleaning and more time shooting in harsh conditions.
- Retro Camo Stock — Classic pattern with modern synthetic durability. Why it matters: It delivers vintage aesthetics without the weight or maintenance of wood.
- HIVIZ Fixed Sights — High-visibility fiber optic front sight for fast target acquisition. Why it matters: Low-light shots on flushed birds or moving clays become intuitive.
- Crio Choke System — Interchangeable choke tubes for tight patterns or wide spreads. Why it matters: One gun adapts to dove fields, turkey woods, or sporting clays with a twist.
- Magazine Tube Extension Included — Boosts capacity to 3+1 right out of the box. Why it matters: No aftermarket hunt—just install and load for extended strings.
Who It's For
This shotgun hits for shooters who want a retro look with modern reliability. It's ideal for upland hunters who need a lightweight, corrosion-resistant gun for long walks, and for range-goers who appreciate a semi-auto that cycles target loads without drama. The Burnt Bronze finish and camo stock appeal to collectors and early adopters who value unique aesthetics over plain black.
Pros and Cons
- Pro: Cerakote Burnt Bronze resists rust and scratches better than blued or painted finishes.
- Pro: 28-inch barrel balances swing speed with sight radius for consistent hits.
- Con: The retro camo stock pattern may not match modern camo gear for some users—it's a style choice, not a concealment priority.
Comparison
| Feature | GForce Arms GF One | Zev Technologies Pro 12 | Lone Wolf Distributors Timberwolf 12 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finish | Burnt Bronze Cerakote | Black Nitride | Matte Black |
| Stock | Retro camo synthetic | Black synthetic | Black synthetic with spacers |
| Choke System | Crio (included) | Fixed Modified | Rem Choke (included) |
| Weight | ~7.2 lbs | ~7.5 lbs | ~7.0 lbs |
| Price | $575.93 | $1,200+ | $899 |
| Best For | Value + retro style | Competition builds | Custom builds |
FAQ
Does the GForce Arms GF One cycle light target loads?
Yes. Per GForce Arms specs, the GF One is designed to cycle 2.75-inch target loads reliably after a short break-in period of 50-100 shells. Stick to 1-1/8 oz loads initially.
What choke tubes come with the GF One?
The shotgun ships with three Crio-style chokes: Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder. They are interchangeable with standard Beretta/Benelli Mobil chokes.
Can I mount a red dot on this shotgun?
The receiver is not drilled for optics from the factory. The HIVIZ fixed front sight is your primary aiming system. Aftermarket rail mounts exist but require gunsmith fitting.
Is the Burnt Bronze finish durable?
Cerakote Burnt Bronze is a ceramic-based coating that resists scratches, solvents, and corrosion. It's the same finish used on competition and tactical shotguns.
Last updated: April 2026
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