The G-Force Filth Pheasant is a 28-gauge over-under shotgun with a 28-inch chrome moly-lined barrel, Turkish walnut stock, and a silver aluminum frame. It ships with five extended chokes (cylinder, IC, modified, IM, full) and uses a single selective trigger. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: G-Force 
• Model: Filth Pheasant Walnut 
• Caliber/Gauge: 28 Gauge 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Overall Length: 45.5 inches 
• Chamber Length: 3 inches 
• Safety: Manual 
• Frame Finish: Silver 
• Frame Material: Aluminum 
• Stock Material: Turkish Walnut 
• Trigger Type: Single Selective 
• Barrel Configuration: Over Under 
• Barrel Description: Chrome Moly-lined 
• Chokes Included: Extended Cyl, IC, MOD, IM, FULL 
• Sight System: Fiber optic front & Brass mid bead 
   

Detailed Features 

The chrome moly-lined barrel handles standard and high-velocity 28-gauge loads without accelerated wear. A raised ventilated rib runs the full barrel length for consistent sighting alignment. The fiber optic front bead and brass mid bead together allow fast sight alignment in varying light conditions. 
 
The single selective trigger lets the shooter choose barrel sequence, which is useful when switching between choke selections in the field. An extractor system ejects spent shells. A black ventilated rubber recoil pad reduces felt impulse at the shoulder during extended shooting sessions. 
 
The aluminum frame reduces overall weight compared to steel-receiver competitors, which makes the shotgun easier to carry for long upland hunts. 
 

Target Audience 

Upland bird hunters who shoot 28-gauge, skeet and trap shooters who compete or practice in the 28-gauge sub-gauge class, and buyers looking for a Turkish walnut over-under at a budget price point. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Upland hunting: 28-gauge with appropriate chokes handles pheasant, quail, and similar birds at typical flushing distances. 
• Sporting clays and skeet: the over-under configuration is standard for clay target sports. 
• Sub-gauge competition: 28-gauge classes at registered shoots accept this platform.

The Filth Pheasant draws appreciation primarily for the Turkish walnut stock and the over-under layout at an entry-level price. Buyers who want the traditional look of a wood-stocked field gun without paying for a Browning or Beretta find the price-to-aesthetics ratio favorable.

Performance feedback is generally positive for recreational shooting. The action cycles cleanly, the choke system works as advertised, and the 28-gauge recoil is light enough that shooters of varying experience levels manage it comfortably.

Fit and finish discussions are mixed. Some owners report clean woodwork and tight receiver fit; others note minor gaps or machining marks that are more common in budget-tier over-unders than in premium brands. For buyers who plan to shoot recreationally rather than display the gun, these details matter less.

Maintenance comes up regularly. The choke tubes and extractor require periodic cleaning to stay reliable, particularly after a full day of hunting in dusty or wet conditions.

The 28-gauge chambering limits versatility compared to a 12 or 20-gauge -- it is a specialty choice rather than a do-everything field gun. Buyers who specifically wanted 28-gauge and found the Filth Pheasant are typically satisfied; those who stumbled into it expecting broader utility sometimes find the caliber limiting.