GForce Arms Gatlander | 12 Gauge | 18.5in | GFSAS12GB

The GForce Arms Gatlander is an inertia-driven 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun built for controlled handling and rapid follow-up shots. It is offered with ghost-ring iron sights and a Weaver-style Picatinny top rail for optics or accessories. The Gatlander is chambered to accept 2 3/4- and 3-inch shotshells and is supplied with Mobil choke tubes.

Suitable applications include tactical training and range/target work where quick, dependable cycling and controllable recoil are priorities. It also fits use in certain competitive shotgun disciplines that allow semi-automatic platforms.

Product Specifications

• The action is Semi-Auto with an inertia-driven operating system.
• The gauge is 12 Gauge and accepts 2 3/4″ and 3″ shotshells.
• The capacity is listed as 5 + 1.
• The barrel measures 18.5 inches and is made from 4140 chromoly steel.
• The overall length is 39.75 inches.
• The weight is approximately 7 lbs.
• The receiver is constructed from 7570 aluminum alloy.
• The finish is a tactical grey Cerakote.
• The stock and forend are supplied in synthetic material with select-grade walnut options noted.
• Sights are ghost-ring iron sights with a raised front sight.
• Includes a Weaver-style Picatinny rail on the receiver for mounting optics or accessories.
• Comes with Mobil choke tubes (Cylinder, Modified, Full) and fits Benelli Mobil-style threads.
• Features front and rear sling mounts for carry and retention options.
• The dominant hand configuration is right and safety is a behind-trigger cross-bolt style.
• UPC: 643477864395

The Gatlander combines an inertia-driven action with practical controls and sighting options to provide a balanced platform for shooters who prioritize smooth cycling and manageable recoil. Its Picatinny rail and included choke set make it adaptable for a range of shooting setups while the Cerakote finish and mixed stock options address durability and ergonomics.

Owners and users commonly note the shotgun’s soft felt recoil and smooth, reliable inertia-driven cycling as positive attributes.

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