Rifles for sale in Canada

5294 rifles listings currently for sale across Canada, posted by GunEx members and gathered from public Canadian classifieds. Updated daily.

Rifles are the largest category on GunEx and the one with the widest price spread. Surplus rifles, SKS and Lee-Enfield in particular, sit at the affordable end and trade constantly. Bolt-action hunting rifles in .308, .30-06, 6.5 Creedmoor and .270 make up the bulk of the middle. Precision and modern sporting rifles occupy the top.

Country of origin and configuration move surplus prices more than condition does. A Russian Tula SKS sells for a clear premium over a Chinese Norinco in the same shape, and a matching-numbers Lee-Enfield No.4 is worth more than a sporterized one. For hunting rifles the reverse is true: chambering and glass matter more than provenance.

New to these? Read the sks buying guide — tell Russian, Norinco, Yugo and Romanian rifles apart, and price them against current Canadian listings.

Custom Built 25 Creed - Unfired

$4,999

Nobleford, Alberta•1 month

Marlin Model 795 .22

$325

Casselman, Ontario•1 month

BSA No1 Mk3* *Price Dropped*

$900

Casselman, Ontario•1 month

Fierce Carbon Fury 28 Nosler

$2,850

Richmond, British Columbia•1 month

Maple Stock Medallion X Bolt 270

$1,900

Aberdeen, Saskatchewan•1 month

Russian SKS

$900

Woodridge, Manitoba•1 month

Custom Long Range rifle. Remington 700

$7,000

Vancouver, British Columbia•1 month

Gunwerks nexus 6.5 prc

$14,000

Fort Nelson, British Columbia•1 month

Canadian Industries Limited Model 871 30-30 Pump Action

$650

Victoria, British Columbia•1 month

Mosin–Nagant M91/30 w/ Bayonet & Rifle Sock

$600

Calgary, Alberta•1 month

Remington 788 Carbine 243 WIn

$800

Bowmanville, Ontario•1 month

Vintage Weatherby Mark V and Vanguard

$1,800

Port Alberni, British Columbia•1 month

Browning Xbolt 2

$1,400

Perth Road, Ontario•1 month

Browning A-Bolt 2 30-06

$1,000

Bradford, Ontario•1 month

Enfield working drill rifle

$650

Curran, Ontario•1 month

Pending - Browning BLR 308

$1,500

Casselman, Ontario•1 month

Tula SKS w/ammo

$1,100

Grande Prairie, Alberta•1 month

Finnish captured M91/30 (PRICE DROP)

$700

Cambridge, Ontario•1 month

Very rare Brno model 5

$800

White Rock, British Columbia•1 month

Cadex Kraken multi caliber Rifle in 6.5 creedmoor

$7,400

Markham, Ontario•1 month

Winchester 375

$2,500

Bracebridge, Ontario•1 month

Black Creek Lab 308

$800

Varennes, Quebec•1 month

Henry Mares Leg 44 Magnum

$1,450

Leduc, Alberta•1 month

Matching St Etienne Mle 16 Berthier carbine PRICE DROP

$800

Gloucester, Ontario•1 month

Ruger Hawkeye M77 RSI

$1,500

Foothills, Alberta•1 month

Ruger No. 1 9.3x74R

$2,000

Casselman, Ontario•1 month

***VERY RARE***300WBY MAG REMINGTON 700 CDL SF 200th ANNIVERSARY LTD ED with VORTEX CROSSFIRE-2 6x24x50***

$2,100

Val-Des-Monts, Quebec•1 month

Remington Field Master model 121 PRICE REDUCED

$450

Preeceville, Saskatchewan•1 month

Savage model 12

$1,600

Brampton, Ontario•1 month

Russian SKS Matching Numbers

$850

Duncan, British Columbia•1 month

Rossi Ranchhand

$1,550

Kamloops, British Columbia•1 month

Henry 17hmr varmint express

$900

Brampton, Ontario•1 month

Czech mauser Vz 24 in 8mm mauser (8x57)

$825

Langley, British Columbia•1 month

1969 Palma Match Parker Hale 1200TX

$2,800

Beaverton, Ontario•1 month

Kimber Mountain ascent

$2,700

Kamloops, British Columbia•1 month

2018 Henry Bigboy Silver 44 mag

$1,700

Saanichton, British Columbia•1 month

Upgraded Ruger 10/22 w/ vortex red dot

$1,100

Shedden, Ontario•1 month

300 win mag barrelled action

$1,600

Surrey, British Columbia•1 month

Browning A bolt stainless 300 win mag

$875

Sparwood, British Columbia•1 month

M91/30 and Toz T03-8M soviet package.

$800

Maple Ridge, British Columbia•1 month

Bergara B14 Wilderness HMR

$1,750

Salford, Ontario•1 month

Citadel LEVTAC-92 (.44 Mag) – Like New (12 Rounds) + 35 Rounds Ammo

$875

Burnaby, British Columbia•1 month

257 Weatherby Mag Mark V

$1,300

Brockville, Ontario•1 month

Price drop: Russian Tula SKS – Original Hardwood, Good Condition

$850

Kitchener, Ontario•1 month

Price drop: SKS Build – ATI Stock, BadAce NDT Mount & Bushnell Red Dot

$850

Kitchener, Ontario•1 month

6ppc 0.262 neck

$1,450

Lethbridge, Alberta•1 month

308 win 0.330 neck

$1,450

Lethbridge, Alberta•1 month

Unlimited 6ppc 0.262 neck

$2,250

Lethbridge, Alberta•1 month

Rifles by province

What to check before you buy

Verify the classification before you commit

Non-restricted, restricted and prohibited each carry different transport and transfer rules, and the lists have changed several times since 2020. Check the exact make and model against the RCMP Firearms Reference Table rather than trusting a listing title.

Look at the bore, not the finish

External wear is cosmetic on a surplus rifle and normal on a hunting rifle that has been used. A dark, pitted or shot-out bore is what actually costs money to fix.

Ask about matching numbers on surplus

Most surplus rifles were arsenal refurbished, so mismatched serials are common and not a defect. They do move the price, so it is worth asking before you agree on one.

Factor in the optic

A rifle listed with a mounted scope is often the better buy once you price rings, bases and a comparable optic separately.

Common questions

Is the SKS still legal in Canada?

Yes. The SKS is non-restricted and does not appear on the May 2020, December 2024 or March 2025 prohibition orders, so a valid non-restricted PAL is all that is required to buy one. The federal government has said it is reviewing the classification regime and will consult on the SKS specifically, but no ban has been enacted. Verify the current status before any transfer.

How much does an SKS cost in Canada?

Country of origin drives the price. Romanian and shooter-grade Chinese rifles sit at the bottom, standard Norinco and Yugoslav M59/66 rifles occupy the middle, and Russian Tula or Izhevsk rifles sit well above the rest, with unissued examples higher again. The rifle listings on this page show what Canadian sellers are asking today.

What do you need to buy a rifle in Canada?

A valid Possession and Acquisition Licence for the class of firearm involved. Non-restricted rifles need a non-restricted PAL, and both parties are responsible for verifying the licence before the firearm changes hands. Restricted rifles additionally require registration and an authorization to transport for most movement.

Can I buy a rifle from another province?

Yes. Non-restricted rifles can be shipped between provinces by a carrier that accepts firearms once the seller has verified the buyer's licence. Many sellers prefer an in-person handoff, which is why the province and city pages below are usually the fastest way to find something local.

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