Rifles
Hunting rifles, range rifles, lever guns and semi-automatic rifles from Savage Arms, Browning, Bergara, Henry Repeating Arms, Winchester, Christensen Arms and more. Choose your receiving FFL dealer at checkout and we ship it there.
Walther Hammerli 22 LR 16 In 10 Rd Matte Black Laminate Wood
Walther
Caliber: 22 LR
Arsenal SAM7UF-85 AK 7.62x39mm 16.3 In Hammer Forged 30 Round
Arsenal
Caliber: 7.62X39mm
Tikka JRTXAGB38224 T3x Ace Game 6.5 Creedmoor 10+1 24" Fluted Threaded
Tikka
Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
Fierce Firearms CT Rival XP 2.0 22 Creedmoor 18 In Carbon Fiber Threaded
Fierce Firearms
Caliber: 22 Creedmoor
HORIZON RF019C221816C20 Vandal CRB 2 22CRD 18"
Horizon Firearms
Caliber: 22 CREEDMOOR
Barrett 18487 MRAD 300 Win Mag 26" 10+1 Black Cerakote Folding with...
Barrett
Caliber: 300WIN
Walther 5800400 Hammerli Force B1 .22LR Rifle, 22" Barrel, Walnut/Brown
Walther
Caliber: CAL. .22 LR
Walther Hammerli Force B1 .22 LR Rifle 10+1 Black Synthetic 16" Barrel
Walther
Caliber: 22 LR
Fierce Firearms TROG308WIN22GP CT Rogue 308 Win 4+1 22" Carbon Fiber...
Fierce Firearms
Caliber: 308 Win
Match the rifle to the country
A lightweight hunting rifle from Weatherby, Browning, Christensen Arms or Fierce Firearms can be a good fit when you cover ground. Savage Arms and Bergara are common picks for shooters who want strong accuracy features without getting too fancy. Henry Repeating Arms and Winchester bring lever action options for woods hunting and traditional handling.
Chambering and sighting go together
Caliber choice should follow the game, range and recoil you are comfortable with. A flat shooting rifle still needs good glass, solid mounts and ammunition it likes. Mossberg and CVA rifles can fill practical roles, while bolt action and semi auto rifles each bring a different feel at the bench or in the field.
Dealer transfer and related gear
Rifle orders are routed to the licensed dealer selected by the buyer, with Form 4473 and the federal background check handled there. Federal rules, state rules and local rules all apply. Look through Bolt Action Rifles, compare Semi Auto Rifles, check Lever Action Rifles, and pair the rifle with Rifle Ammo.
Rifle Questions
What rifle action should I start with?
For many hunting and accuracy setups, a bolt action is the starting point. Semi auto rifles can make repeat shots quicker, while lever action rifles carry and handle with a trim, quick feel.
Should I pick caliber or rifle first?
It helps to decide the use first, then choose a caliber and rifle that fit that use. Recoil, ammunition availability and expected distance all matter.
Do rifles ship to my house?
No. Your rifle goes to the licensed dealer you select, and you complete the federal background check with that dealer.
Do I need a scope right away?
Many rifles benefit from a scope, especially for hunting or distance work. Make sure the mounts and optic match the rifle and its purpose.
How current is the listed inventory?
Prices and availability come from real time inventory across several distributor partners, so listings can change as items sell.
