Smith & Wesson Rifles

One of today's top gun manufacturers, Smith & Wesson was established in 1852 by Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson, who sought to create a gun capable of firing a fully self-contained cartridge. For over a century the company has continued to make its mark in history by introducing the world to innovative ideas, designs, and manufacturing processes.

Today, Smith & Wesson remains an American company, with its headquarters located in Springfield, Massachusetts. The company holds steadfast to the principles and ideas of its founders, creating firearms with high-quality materials and superior production practices.

Smith & Wesson makes several dozen types of rifles for a variety of purposes, from plinksters to long-range target shooting and everything in between. Numerous models were designed for use by military and law enforcement, but are equally popular with civilians.

All available in numerous variants, the most popular Smith & Wesson rifles are the i-bolt, M&P10, and the M&P15.

Just as the name indicates, the i-bolt is a bolt-action rifle made by Smith & Wesson. It is crafted with a fixed synthetic stock, a 23" barrel, and a receiver and bolt each machined from a single piece of carbon steel. The receiver is drilled and tapped for Weaver-style scope mounts, and other features include an adjustable trigger, 3-position safety, and sling swivel mounts. The i-bolt is available in 25-06 Rem, 30-06 Spring, and 270 Win, and offers a 4+1 capacity.

Designed for use in a variety of recreational, sport, and professional applications, the Smith & Wesson M&P10 is a versatile gas-operated, semi-automatic rifle. It is made with a T6 aluminum receiver, chrome firing pin, steel barrel and bolt, and a hard-coat black anodized finish for added strength and durability. The M&P10 is chambered in 308 Win (7.62x51) and 6.5 Creedmoor, features ambidextrous controls and is well-suited for hunting and home defense. 

Designed with the needs of military and law enforcement in mind, the Smith & Wesson M&P15 is a gas-operated, AR-style, semi-auto rifle. It is made with a hard-coat anodized aluminum receiver and a 6-position telescoping buttstock, while the barrel is melonite or chrome lined. Features include an integral trigger guard and adjustable sights. The M&P15 is available in 5.56mm NATO/.223 Remington, 22 LR, and 5.45×39mm, and compatible with most standard AR-15 mil-spec parts and accessories. 

Browse our inventory of gun magazines to find the best deals on spare or replacement mags for your Smith & Wesson rifle. We offer genuine Smith & Wesson brand magazines as well as other popular brands.

Don't forget to stock up on ammunition for your Smith & Wesson rifle. In bulk or by the box, we offer great deals on 22 LR, 300 AAC Blackout, 300 Win Mag, 308 Win, 7.62x39mm, 5.56 NATO, 223 Rem, and more.

For an instant upgrade to your Smith & Wesson rifle, shop our large selection of high-quality rifle scopes and red dot sights. Search for scopes by magnification, tube diameter, finish, and price range, or by top manufacturers like Burris, Bushnell, Nikon, Simmons, Vortex, and more.

In addition to scopes, we also stock plenty of accessories for all of your outdoor adventures and other scenarios, including night vision, binoculars, spotting scopes, and range finders.

The price of Smith & Wesson rifles varies significantly, but many are highly affordable.

Our inventory includes the i-Bolt in excellent used condition from less than $300 to a little over $600.

The M&P10 is available in numerous variants with different features and options, and the price ranges differ considerably. A used basic model M&P10 can be found for about $450, while other options sell for a little under $1,800. 

Likewise, the price of the Smith & Wesson M&P15 also varies, depending on the particular model. Used models in good condition are listed for just over $300, while higher-end variants sell for about $1,500.