Rifles for Sale

Find the Right Rifle for Your Needs

Rifles are available for hunting, target shooting, competition, recreational shooting, and collecting. Buyers can compare everything from lightweight rimfire rifles and traditional hunting rifles to precision platforms and historic military firearms. Before choosing a rifle, consider its intended use, action type, caliber, overall size, weight, and available features.

Hunters may prioritize manageable weight, weather-resistant finishes, and a caliber appropriate for their intended game. Target and competition shooters often focus on accuracy, ergonomics, optics compatibility, and aftermarket support. Collectors may place greater value on condition, originality, production history, matching components, and documented provenance.

Compare Rifle Types, Brands, and Models

Common rifle action types include semi-automatic, bolt-action, lever-action, and single-shot designs. Each action type offers different operating characteristics and advantages. Semi-automatic rifles allow a follow-up shot with each pull of the trigger, while bolt-action rifles are widely used for hunting and precision shooting. Lever-action rifles combine traditional styling with fast manual operation, and single-shot rifles offer a simple design that remains popular for hunting, training, and recreational use.

GunBroker listings include rifles from well-known manufacturers such as Ruger, Tikka, Winchester, and Henry. Buyers can also explore Bergara, Remington, Savage, Sako, and more. These brands cover a broad range of hunting, rimfire, precision, competition, and collectible firearms.

Popular rifle models and platforms range from the Ruger 10/22 and AR-15 to the Remington 700, Winchester Model 70, Ruger Precision Rifle, SKS, M1 Carbine, and Mauser designs. When comparing models, review the chambering, barrel length, stock or chassis configuration, magazine capacity, sights, optics mounting options, and included accessories.

Buying New and Used Rifles on GunBroker

Both new and used rifle listings can offer advantages. A new rifle may include the original packaging, factory accessories, and applicable manufacturer warranty terms. A used rifle may provide access to discontinued configurations, collectible models, customized firearms, or a lower purchase price. Condition varies by listing, so buyers should carefully review the seller's description and photographs.

Before placing a bid or making a purchase, check the rifle's stated condition, included magazines or accessories, shipping terms, accepted payment methods, seller feedback, and any additional fees. For collectible rifles, look closely at markings, finish, stock condition, mechanical modifications, serial-number information, and supporting documentation.

GunBroker allows buyers to compare listings from thousands of trusted sellers. You can bid on auctions, follow listings that interest you in your Watchlist, or buy now when Immediate Checkout is available. Comparing several similar rifles can help you better understand current market prices, configurations, condition differences, and included equipment before making a decision.

Rifle FAQs

Can I buy a rifle online?

Yes. Firearms must be shipped to and transferred through a licensed FFL dealer in accordance with applicable laws.

What are the main types of rifle actions?

Common rifle action types include semi-automatic, bolt-action, lever-action, pump-action, and single-shot designs. Each action operates differently and may be better suited to particular hunting, target-shooting, competition, recreational, or collecting interests.

Should I buy a new or used rifle?

That depends on your priorities. New rifles may include factory packaging, accessories, and applicable manufacturer warranty terms, while used rifles may offer lower prices, discontinued models, customized configurations, or collectible value. Always review the listing details and condition carefully.

How do I choose the right rifle?

Start with the rifle's intended use, then compare action type, caliber, size, weight, barrel length, stock design, optics compatibility, available accessories, and budget. Hunters should also consider the game and conditions the rifle will be used for.

Can I bid on rifles or use Immediate Checkout on GunBroker?

Yes. Many rifles are offered through auctions, while eligible listings may offer Immediate Checkout. Review the listing format, seller terms, shipping information, and payment requirements before bidding or completing a purchase.

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