Top-Selling Rifles for June 2018

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There are some very familiar models in this list of top-selling rifles on GunGenius.com (powered by GunBroker.com) for the month of June 2018.

1. Semi-automatic

    New: Ruger PC Carbine
    Used: Ruger Mini-14





2. Bolt-Action
    New: Ruger American

    Used: Ruger M77




3. Lever-Action
    New: Marlin 1895

    Used: Marlin 336





4. Pump-Action
    New: Henry Repeating Arms Pump

    Used: Remington 760





5. Single Shot
    New: Ruger No. 1

    Used: Ruger No. 1




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