The CZ 1012 G2 is a semi-automatic shotgun in 12 gauge with a 28-inch barrel, Mossy Oak Bottomland camo finish, and an inertia operating system. It holds 4+1 rounds, weighs 6.5 lbs, and has a 3-inch chamber. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 806703063782 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Capacity: 4+1 rounds (maximum) 
• Gauge: 12 GA 
• Weight: 6.5 lbs 
• Receiver Material: Steel 
• Chamber Size: 3 inches 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The inertia operating system cycles shells smoothly and produces less felt recoil than might be expected given the gun's light weight. The 28-inch barrel is the standard field-length configuration for wing shooting and clay target sports, providing a longer sight plane than the 20-inch model. The Mossy Oak Bottomland digital camo covers the stock and receiver. Length of pull is 14.5 inches; overall length is 49 inches. The standard bead front sight allows quick target acquisition. Five chokes are included (Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, Cylinder). 
 

Usage Scenarios 

 
The 28-inch barrel and 12 gauge make the 1012 G2 a capable upland and waterfowl hunting shotgun. The longer barrel swings smoothly on flying targets. At clay target ranges, the barrel length and semi-auto cycling make sustained shooting comfortable. The gun's weight is low enough for extended field carry without significant fatigue.

The CZ 1012 G2 Inertia Shotgun in Mossy Oak 12GA draws consistently positive feedback, with lightweight design and reliability as the primary strengths.

Weight is the most commonly praised feature. At 6.5 lbs, the shotgun is easy to carry through long hunts, and most owners find that the inertia system still cycles reliably even at this weight, including with lighter target loads.

The Mossy Oak camo pattern gets good marks for visual appeal and field concealment. Overall build quality is frequently cited as solid.

Recoil management is handled well according to most feedback. The inertia design and gun weight interact to keep felt recoil manageable even with heavier loads, which some owners found surprising given how light the gun is.

Customization is a recurring topic. Owners discuss optics, slings, and specialty chokes for different hunting applications.

Break-in period comes up occasionally. Some owners note initial stiffness or occasional issues with specific loads that resolved after running a box or two through the gun. These are relatively minor and seem typical for inertia-driven shotguns.

Value relative to the price range is frequently mentioned positively. Most owners feel the 1012 G2 competes well against more expensive semi-auto options in terms of reliability and features.