Lot 1572:
GForce Arms GFP3 / Francolin PAX Pump Action Shotgun, 12 Gauge, Serial Number 21CL-6038 (Two Barrels)
Sold for: $250
Description
A modern pump-action shotgun, identified as the GForce Arms Model GFP3, manufactured in Turkey by Francolin (Celik Silah). This example is offered as a 3N1 kit, including two interchangeable barrels, allowing for both tactical and field use. The shotgun is chambered for 12 Gauge shells up to 3 inches. The firearm features a matte black finish on all metal surfaces and is fitted with black synthetic furniture, including a buttstock with aggressive checkering on the grip and a ribbed forend. The assembled barrel is fitted with a fixed front sight, while the extra barrel features a ventilated rib and a bright metal section at the muzzle, likely indicating a choke tube system.
Visible markings on the receiver include the GForce Arms logo and the model designation GFP3. The serial number 21CL-6038 is stamped below the logo. Importer markings read IMPORTED BY GFORCE ARMS / RENO, NV. Markings on the barrels read MANUFACTURED IN TURKEY BY FRANCOLIN, MODEL PAX 12 GA 3" CHAMBER, and CELIK SILAH. The original cardboard packaging confirms the model designation GFP312-3N1 and the inclusion of both 18.5 inch and 28 inch barrels. A sealed plastic bag containing small accessories, likely chokes or tools, is included.
BBL (Assembled): Approximately 18.5 inches
BBL (Extra Barrel): Approximately 28 inches
Condition report:
The knife is in good overall condition, displaying signs of handling and use consistent with a field knife. The polished blade shows minor surface scratches and scuffing but no deep pitting or major damage. The edge appears sharp but would benefit from professional honing. The metal bolster/guard shows significant tarnish and discoloration, likely brass or nickel plating that has oxidized heavily. The wood scales are intact with no visible cracks, only minor compression marks. The leather sheath is supple and intact; the contrast stitching is sound, and the retention snap functions correctly. It is the buyer\'s responsibility to ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal laws regarding the possession and transfer of edged weapons.
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