Total Impact Guns stocks a wide lineup of hunting rifles for sale, from light deer-woods carbines to long-range bolt guns, all backed by our price-match guarantee and nationwide shipping to your local FFL. Browse the hunting rifles below, and if you don't see the exact model or caliber you want, we can usually get it for you.
Savage Arms
Savage Arms
Savage Arms
Winchester Repeating Arms
Savage Arms
Savage Arms
Winchester Repeating Arms
Winchester Repeating Arms
Bergara
Winchester Repeating Arms
A hunting rifle gives you the range, accuracy, and stopping power to take game cleanly, which is why it's the go-to for deer, elk, hog, and varmint hunting. Most are chambered in calibers like .308 Winchester, .30-06, 6.5 Creedmoor, or .243, which carry enough energy to drop big game at the distances you'll actually shoot.
A rifle built for hunting balances weight, accuracy, and recoil so it shoots flat, hits hard enough for an ethical one-shot kill, and still handles when you're packing it up a ridge. We stock them in the calibers and actions hunters ask for most, and you can test-fire one on our indoor range before you commit. If you're after something specific we don't have, just ask, since we can usually source it.
Hunting rifles come in a few main action types, and the right one depends on your game, your terrain, and how fast you need a follow-up shot. The action affects accuracy, reliability, and how quickly you can put a second round on target.
| Action | How it works | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Bolt action | Manually cycle the bolt by hand | Deer, elk, long-range accuracy |
| Lever action | Cycle rounds with a lever | Brush, timber, quick handling |
| Semi-auto | Self-loading, pull the trigger again | Hogs, fast follow-ups, varmints |
| Single-shot | One round at a time | Youth, tradition, ultimate simplicity |
Bolt actions are the most popular hunting rifle because they're accurate, reliable, and affordable. A lever action rifle shines in thick timber where shots are close and fast, while a bolt action rifle is hard to beat for long-range accuracy on deer and elk. Semi-autos give you quick follow-ups for hogs and varmints, and single-shots keep things simple and light.
The best hunting rifle for you comes down to your game, your terrain, and how the rifle fits you, not the name on the barrel. Before you buy, work through these five things:
The easiest way to settle it is to shoulder a few. Our team will walk you through the options at the shop, and you can rent and shoot models on our range before you decide.
A handful of models stay popular for good reason. Rifles like the Ruger American, Savage Axis, Tikka T3x, and Remington 700 lead the pack for their accuracy, reliability, and value out of the box.
Our curated hunting rifle lineup covers the brands hunters ask for most:
If you'd rather carry a smoothbore for close-cover game and birds, take a look at our hunting shotgun options too. And if you have your eye on a model or caliber we don't have in stock, just ask, since we can usually source it for you.
Most hunting rifles sell for $400 to $900, with budget-friendly models starting near $350 and premium or long-range rifles running $1,000 to $2,500 or more. You're paying for the barrel, the action, the stock, and the trigger, not just the caliber, so there's a solid hunting rifle at almost every price. Remember to budget for a scope, since most hunting rifles ship without sights.
Total Impact backs every rifle with a price-match guarantee. If you find the same hunting rifle for less somewhere else, we'll match it, so you can shop with us without second-guessing the price.
Buying a hunting rifle online is simple, and federal law just requires that the rifle ship to a licensed dealer for pickup, not straight to your door. Here's how it works with us:
You must be at least 18 to buy a rifle. We handle FFL transfers both in and out, so we can ship your hunting rifle to a dealer near you or receive one you bought elsewhere. Picking up at our shop is usually the fastest and easiest route.
The best all-around hunting caliber is .308 Winchester or .30-06 for deer and elk, while 6.5 Creedmoor is a favorite for flat shooting at longer range. For smaller game and varmints, lighter rounds like .223 or .243 do the job with less recoil. Match the caliber to your game and your distance.
Most hunting rifles cost between $400 and $900, with budget models near $350 and premium or long-range rifles running higher. Plan to add a scope, since most ship without sights, and Total Impact price-matches any competitor so you always pay the best price.
A bolt action is more accurate and better for long-range shots on deer and elk, while a lever action handles faster and shines in thick timber where shots are close. It comes down to your terrain and style.
The best hunting rifle for a beginner is an accurate, affordable bolt action like a Ruger American or Savage Axis in a mild-recoiling caliber such as .308 or 6.5 Creedmoor. These rifles shoot well out of the box and won't beat you up while you learn to shoot.
Most hunting rifles do not come with a scope, though some sell as scoped combo packages with a basic optic mounted and ready. Either way, plan to budget for glass, since iron sights are rare on hunting rifles, and our team can help you pick one that matches your rifle.
Yes, you can buy a hunting rifle online and we'll ship it to a licensed FFL dealer in your state for pickup after your background check. Federal law requires the rifle go through a dealer, not straight to your door. Browse our full rifle for sale lineup and we'll handle the shipping to your local FFL.
Whether you're chasing your first buck or filling an elk tag out west, Total Impact has the hunting rifles, the price-match guarantee, and the range to help you choose with confidence. Browse the lineup above, and reach out if you want a model or caliber we can source for you.
