The G-Force GF5 Filthy Pheasant 2.0 is a 20-gauge over-under shotgun built for upland hunting. It has a 28-inch ventilated rib barrel, holds 2 rounds, and weighs 6.1 lbs. Overall length is 45.5 inches. The receiver is aluminum, barrels are premium chromoly steel, and the stock and forend are select grade Turkish walnut. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: GF5 Philthy Pheasant 2.0 
• Type: Over Under Shotgun 
• Caliber: 20 GA 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches (Ventilated Rib) 
• Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Weight: 6.1 lbs 
• Overall Length: 45.5 inches 
• Choke Threads: Benelli Mobil thread pattern with 5 extended chokes (Cylinder, Imp-Cylinder, Modified, Imp-Modified, Full) 
• Front Sight: Bead; Mid Bead: Brass 
• Stock & Forend Material: Select grade Turkish Walnut 
• Receiver Material: Aluminum; Barrels: Premium Chromoly Steel 
• Additional Features: Shell extractors and ventilated butt pad 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Features 

At 6.1 lbs the GF5 is light enough to carry all day in the field without wearing you down. The break action is straightforward to operate and shell extractors make clearing spent hulls fast. Five extended chokes on the Benelli Mobil thread pattern give you the full range from cylinder to full, so you can dial in the right choke for the cover you're hunting. 
 
The ventilated rib keeps heat off the sighting plane during longer range sessions. The ventilated butt pad takes some edge off recoil with 20-gauge loads. Turkish walnut stock is select grade, with the look and feel that holds up in wet field conditions.

Users who discuss the GF5 Filthy Pheasant 2.0 generally appreciate what it offers at its price point. The 20-gauge caliber draws consistent praise for being manageable. Lower recoil than 12-gauge makes it easy to shoot accurately, and it's well-suited for pheasant and other upland birds.

The 28-inch barrel gets favorable mentions for handling: long enough for consistent lead calculation on crossing birds, while remaining maneuverable in thick cover. Smooth action and reliable shot patterns come up repeatedly in performance discussions.

Criticism tends to focus on price. Some buyers feel the cost could be more competitive relative to other 20-gauge options with comparable specs. A few users mention the weight feeling slightly heavier than expected for extended carry, though at 6.1 lbs it's on the lighter end of the category.