The G-Force GFP3 is a 12-gauge pump-action shotgun with a 28-inch barrel and a 3-inch chamber. The steel frame is finished in black, with a walnut stock that gives it a more traditional look than most budget pumps. It ships with three choke tubes (cylinder, modified, and full) using the Benelli Mobil pattern. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: GFP3 
• Caliber: 12 Gauge 
• Action: Pump Action 
• Chamber: 3 inches 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Capacity: 4 Rounds 
• Frame Material: Steel 
• Finish Color: Black / Walnut 
• Sights: Bead Front Sight 
• Multi-Choke System: Yes (Includes Cylinder, Modified, Full - Benelli Mobil) 
• Magazine Type: Tubular Magazine 
• Safety Feature: Manual Safety 
   

Detailed Features 

The pump action cycles quickly and gives the shooter direct mechanical control over the action. The Benelli Mobil choke system is a plus since it's a widely-used pattern, which means more aftermarket choke options are available if you want to go beyond the included set. The black rubber recoil pad manages felt recoil during longer sessions. The bead front sight is basic but adequate for field and home defense work. 
 
The walnut/black combination is worth noting if aesthetics matter to you. Most shotguns in this price range come with synthetic stocks only. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

1. Bird Hunting: The 28-inch barrel and swappable chokes make it well-suited for upland and waterfowl hunting. 
2. Home Defense: Pump-action reliability and a 4-round tube give you a functional option without complication. 
3. Range / Clay Shooting: The longer barrel and choke versatility work for recreational clay shooting.

Owners of the GFP3 tend to like the walnut/black look and the value it represents at its price point. The 28-inch barrel and included choke set get called out often as practical strengths for hunting use.

The main concerns that come up involve cycling reliability with certain ammunition types, particularly lighter loads. Some users report occasional jams during break-in, which prompts discussions about ammunition selection and basic maintenance. These issues seem to be more pronounced with some units than others, so consistency isn't uniformly praised.

For the price, most owners consider it a fair deal, particularly those who want a traditional-looking pump shotgun without paying premium prices for a walnut-stocked option. The Benelli Mobil choke pattern also gets positive mentions from owners who want to run aftermarket chokes.