Our selection of firearms includes handguns, rifles, and shotguns from established manufacturers, giving shooters options across different sizes, calibers, operating systems, and price ranges. From first-time buyers to experienced shooters adding another firearm to their collection, we offer choices suited to a wide range of applications.

Shop Handguns, Rifles & Shotguns

Handguns offer a compact platform for range use and other lawful applications. Depending on the model, shoppers can choose between full-size, compact, and subcompact designs. Features such as interchangeable backstraps, accessory rails, and optics-ready slides are also increasingly common.

Rifles cover an equally broad range of uses. Semi-automatic rifles provide quick follow-up shots and extensive configuration options, while lever-action rifles deliver a traditional operating system that remains popular for recreational shooting and hunting.

Shotguns are another versatile option, with models designed for clay shooting, hunting, range use, and other sporting applications. Barrel length, gauge, capacity, action type, and overall size are important factors to compare before buying.

Finding the Right Firearm

When comparing firearms for sale, look beyond price alone. Consider caliber, overall dimensions, weight, capacity, sight system, controls, included accessories, and aftermarket support. For optics-ready models, check which mounting pattern or adapter system the firearm uses before selecting an optic.

Budget also matters, but a higher price does not automatically mean a firearm will be more reliable for every shooter. Build quality, manufacturer reputation, maintenance, ammunition, and intended use should all factor into the decision.

Browse our available firearms to compare handguns, rifles, and shotguns and find the configuration that best matches your needs and budget.

Frequently Asked Questions on Firearms

Not sure what to compare? These common questions cover some of the basics shoppers should understand when choosing a firearm.

What is the difference between a handgun, rifle, and shotgun?

Handguns are compact firearms designed to be fired from the hand. Rifles typically use rifled barrels and shoulder stocks, while shotguns commonly fire shotshells and are available in several action types and gauges.

Which firearm brands are good for first-time buyers?

Look for established manufacturers with strong parts availability, warranty support, straightforward controls, and a reputation for dependable products. The best choice also depends on the firearm type and intended use.

How much should I spend on my first firearm?

There is no single ideal budget. Compare reliable options within a price range that leaves room for ammunition, eye and ear protection, secure storage, and any necessary accessories.

Is it cheaper to buy a firearm online or at a gun store?

Online prices can sometimes be lower, but buyers should account for shipping and any applicable transfer fees. Comparing the total cost is more useful than comparing the listed price alone.

What does “optics-ready” mean when buying a firearm?

Optics-ready generally means the firearm is designed to accept a compatible optic with minimal modification. Mounting footprints, plates, and included hardware vary by model.

What is the difference between full-size, compact, and subcompact firearms?

These terms generally describe overall dimensions. Full-size models are larger, compact models reduce overall size, and subcompact models are designed to be smaller and lighter.

Do new firearms usually come with a case or extra magazines?

It depends on the manufacturer and model. Some include a hard or soft case, multiple magazines, tools, or accessories, while others include only basic equipment.

Are more expensive firearms more reliable than budget firearms?

Not necessarily. Higher-priced models may include upgraded materials, finishes, sights, or features, but price alone does not determine reliability.

What should I compare when choosing between two firearm models?

Compare caliber, size, weight, controls, capacity, sights, optics compatibility, included accessories, aftermarket support, price, and how each model fits its intended use.

What is the difference between lever-action and semi-automatic rifles?

A lever-action rifle requires the shooter to manually cycle a lever between shots. A semi-automatic rifle automatically loads the next cartridge after each shot while still requiring a separate trigger press for each round.