Smith & Wesson Military & Law Enforcement Program Offers $150 Rebates

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posted on April 16, 2026
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Smith & Wesson recently launched a Military & Law Enforcement Rebate program. Originally named the American Guardians Rebate program, the legendary firm established it to show appreciation to military members and first responders, allowing them to receive up to $150 in physical or virtual prepaid cards with a qualifying purchase of a Smith & Wesson firearm or a Gemtech suppressor.

“Smith & Wesson stands with law enforcement officers, military personnel and all first responders who defend our nation and uphold the freedoms we enjoy,” said Mark Smith, Smith & Wesson president and CEO. “Our Military & Law Enforcement Rebate program was developed to express our gratitude and recognize all the everyday heroes in the first responder community who put service above self.”

Those currently in, or who have served in law enforcement who may qualify for this program’s rebate include: sworn law enforcement officers (LEO)—state, county and local; federal LEO—FBI, U.S. Marshals, DEA, DHS, etc.; corrections officers, including parole officers and probation officers; retired LEO with “retired” credentials including federal, state, county; local law enforcement academy cadets with enrollment documentation from the academy; and federal flight deck officers.

In addition, court judges and district attorneys (including assistant and deputy district Attorneys) also may qualify, as well as firefighters and rescue personnel with appropriate ID.

Military members (including national guard) who are active, retired, active-reserve or disabled in any capacity can qualify, along with those veterans who were honorably discharged with Form DD214 (or National Guard equivalent).

This offer is limited to one rebate per eligible new firearm or suppressor purchase, and can be redeemed exclusively online here. Full terms and conditions are found on the webpage, and eligible purchasers must have an active and valid GOVX ID to qualify for the rebate.

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