23 Most Expensive Guns Sold on GunBroker in June 2026

This report is part of GunBroker’s monthly series tracking the most expensive guns sold on the platform.

The most expensive guns sold on GunBroker in June 2026 were led by transferable machine guns, rare pre-ban imports, and high-end custom pistols, which commanded the month’s premium prices. The top 23 sales ranged from $19,999 to $40,000, with Colt, SVI Infinity, and other established platforms appearing repeatedly across the list.

Auction data showed a mix of highly competitive bidding—some listings exceeding 58 bids—and targeted purchases with minimal competition, reflecting different buyer strategies at the top end of the list. Below is a ranked breakdown of the most expensive firearms sold on GunBroker in June 2026.

What Were the Most Expensive Guns Sold on GunBroker in June 2026?

The most expensive gun sold on GunBroker in June 2026 was a RARE French St Etienne FAMAS 5.56 Bullpup Grenade Sight CAI import Pre Ban at $40,000. Other top sales included the Amron Enterprises DIAS at $39,075 and the *FULL AUTO TRANSFERABLE COLT M16 MACHINE GUN M16A1 5.56MM E-FILE READY* at $38,500. Together, the month’s top 23 results offer a snapshot of pricing, collector demand, and buyer behavior at the top of the list.

Top 23 Most Expensive Guns Sold on GunBroker in June 2026

The list below is ranked from lowest to highest final sale price.

#23: Sako TRG M10 Sniper Rifle .308 Win .338 Lapua Schmidt Bender PM II 3-27×56 — Sold for $19,999 on GunBroker

Sold on June 21, 2026 (Item #1173209724), this precision bolt-action rifle closed at $19,999. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a complete, high-end precision package, the listing reflected demand for turnkey long-range systems with premium optics. The seller listed the firearm as factory new.

#22: MBAssociates Presentation Mark II Model C GYROJET GOLD w/ Box of Ammo GRAIL — Sold for $20,025 on GunBroker

Sold on June 21, 2026 (Item #1181295955), this custom competition pistol brought $20,025. The auction drew heavy competition, attracting 58 bids from 13 bidders across 9 states, a sign of broad demand in this price tier. The result showed how a bespoke, presentation-grade handgun rivaled production rarities at the top of the list. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#21: Hayes Custom Guns Cobra Series Rose Gold Ported Island Barrel Trijicon SRO — Sold for $20,525 on GunBroker

Sold on June 8, 2026 (Item #1181348661), this custom competition pistol realized $20,525. Bidding was active, with 11 bids from 2 bidders spanning 2 states, reflecting solid collector interest. As a limited-run custom build, the pistol drew collector demand tied to craftsmanship, presentation, and low production numbers. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#20: SVI Infinity Sexy Red 9mm Pistol — Sold for $21,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 11, 2026 (Item #1183455414), this high-end 2011-style pistol sold for $21,000. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a high-end 2011-style build, the pistol drew strong collector interest in premium competition and show-grade handguns. The seller listed the firearm as factory new.

#19: TRANSFERABLE Thompson 1928 Auto Ordnance Sequential Serial EFILE READY — Sold for $23,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 19, 2026 (Item #1168744150), this transferable machine gun closed at $23,000. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a legally transferable NFA example, the sale reflected the premium buyers placed on fixed-supply, full-auto firearms. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#18: Atlas Gunworks Hades LIMITED EDITION! — Sold for $24,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 23, 2026 (Item #1185691948), this custom competition pistol brought $24,000. The listing saw measured competition, drawing 2 bids from 2 bidders, consistent with a focused pool of qualified buyers. The result showed how a bespoke, presentation-grade handgun rivaled production rarities at the top of the list. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#17: SVI Infinity Silver Sky 9mm UNFIRED — Sold for $24,025 on GunBroker

Sold on June 14, 2026 (Item #1182508703), this high-end 2011-style pistol realized $24,025. Bidding was active, with 21 bids from 6 bidders spanning 5 states, reflecting solid collector interest. As a high-end 2011-style build, the pistol drew strong collector interest in premium competition and show-grade handguns. The seller listed the firearm as factory new.

#16: Browning M2HB Post Sample no law letter required — Sold for $24,999 on GunBroker

Sold on June 21, 2026 (Item #1184015845), this transferable machine gun sold for $24,999. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. The result showed how limited legal supply supported the premium price paid for this transferable machine gun. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#15: Pre 86 TRANSFERABLE MACHINE GUN BRP Corp Stemple 76/45 Takedown Kit W/ Can — Sold for $24,999 on GunBroker

Sold on June 19, 2026 (Item #1183700896), this transferable machine gun closed at $24,999. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a legally transferable NFA example, the sale reflected the premium buyers placed on fixed-supply, full-auto firearms. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#14: Russian Dragunov Sniper Rifle 24 Original Barrel 1986 Military SVD Izhmash — Sold for $24,999 on GunBroker

Sold on June 1, 2026 (Item #1169033386), this semi-automatic rifle brought $24,999. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. Pre-ban, original-configuration imports drew strong interest from originality-focused collectors this month. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#13: Colt AR-15 A2 Sporter II 11.5 .223 Rem Transferable Machine Gun — Sold for $25,225 on GunBroker

Sold on June 14, 2026 (Item #1182230601), this transferable machine gun realized $25,225. Bidding was active, with 12 bids from 5 bidders spanning 4 states, reflecting solid collector interest. Transferable status was a primary value driver, and this sale drew solid demand for a scarce full-auto example. The seller listed the firearm as used.

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#12: HOLY GRAIL 1977 CONSECUTIVE SN# PYTHON SET *FACTORY GOLD INLAID* 1 OF 1 — Sold for $26,500 on GunBroker

Sold on May 25, 2026 (Item #1179502849), this collector revolver set sold for $26,500. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. Presentation-grade, low-serial collector sets like this one drew dedicated collector interest. The seller listed the firearm as used.

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#11: Colt M16A1 complete lower *Fully Transferable* — Sold for $26,525 on GunBroker

Sold on June 6, 2026 (Item #1181715377), this transferable machine gun closed at $26,525. The listing saw measured competition, drawing 5 bids from 3 bidders, consistent with a focused pool of qualified buyers. As a legally transferable NFA example, the sale reflected the premium buyers placed on fixed-supply, full-auto firearms. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#10: Colt SP1 conversion machine gun full auto M16 11.5 barrel civilian legal — Sold for $27,450 on GunBroker

Sold on June 16, 2026 (Item #1172056115), this transferable machine gun brought $27,450. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. Transferable machine guns anchored the top of this month’s results, and the price landed firmly in the NFA segment’s premium tier. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#9: SVI Infinity Bees on Parade Ported 5 9mm — Sold for $29,995 on GunBroker

Sold on June 30, 2026 (Item #1187234935), this high-end 2011-style pistol realized $29,995. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. Premium 2011 platforms posted outsized results this month, and this listing fit that pattern. The seller listed the firearm as factory new.

#8: Holy Grail SVI Infinity Double G 9mm 2011 Ported Island Barrel NIB — Sold for $30,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 21, 2026 (Item #1181292785), this high-end 2011-style pistol sold for $30,000. The auction drew heavy competition, attracting 51 bids from 13 bidders across 8 states, a sign of broad demand in this price tier. As a high-end 2011-style build, the pistol drew strong collector interest in premium competition and show-grade handguns. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#7: Browning M2 Ma Deuce 50 BMG Belt Fed Machine Gun W/ Tripod NO LAW LETTER — Sold for $30,024 on GunBroker

Sold on June 13, 2026 (Item #1148002302), this transferable machine gun closed at $30,024. The auction drew heavy competition, attracting 51 bids from 13 bidders across 11 states, a sign of broad demand in this price tier. As a legally transferable NFA example, the sale reflected the premium buyers placed on fixed-supply, full-auto firearms. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#6: C&R Fully Transferable M1A1 WW2 Thompson Submachine Gun – Non West Hurley — Sold for $32,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 18, 2026 (Item #1184504357), this transferable machine gun brought $32,000. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. Transferable machine guns anchored the top of this month’s results, and the price landed firmly in the NFA segment’s premium tier. The seller listed the firearm as used.

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#5: Heckler & Koch H&K MP5 TRANSFERRABLE – HK94 Conversion — Sold for $35,704 on GunBroker

Sold on June 24, 2026 (Item #1184674448), this transferable machine gun realized $35,704. The listing saw measured competition, drawing 4 bids from 3 bidders, consistent with a focused pool of qualified buyers. Transferable status was a primary value driver, and this sale drew solid demand for a scarce full-auto example. The seller listed the firearm as used.

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#4: Colt Model 01 Transferable Machine Gun Rare Early Model 1959-1964 Pre M16 — Sold for $35,891 on GunBroker

Sold on June 14, 2026 (Item #1180846817), this transferable machine gun sold for $35,891. The listing saw measured competition, drawing 8 bids from 3 bidders, consistent with a focused pool of qualified buyers. The result showed how limited legal supply supported the premium price paid for this transferable machine gun. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#3: *FULL AUTO TRANSFERABLE COLT M16 MACHINE GUN M16A1 5.56MM E-FILE READY* — Sold for $38,500 on GunBroker

Sold on June 15, 2026 (Item #1178493202), this transferable machine gun closed at $38,500. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a legally transferable NFA example, the sale reflected the premium buyers placed on fixed-supply, full-auto firearms. The seller listed the firearm as used.

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#2: Amron Enterprises DIAS — Sold for $39,075 on GunBroker

Sold on June 11, 2026 (Item #1180730826), this transferable auto sear brought $39,075. The auction drew heavy competition, attracting 55 bids from 20 bidders across 15 states, a sign of broad demand in this price tier. Transferable machine guns anchored the top of this month’s results, and the price landed firmly in the NFA segment’s premium tier. The seller listed the firearm as used.

#1: RARE French St Etienne FAMAS 5.56 Bullpup Grenade Sight CAI import Pre Ban — Sold for $40,000 on GunBroker

Sold on June 7, 2026 (Item #1181046019), this semi-automatic rifle realized $40,000. Despite limited bidding activity, the final price reflected the marketplace’s established collector value, consistent with a targeted-buyer sale at a pre-established valuation. As a scarce import with limited legal supply, the rifle carried a premium tied to originality and availability. The seller listed the firearm as used.

June 2026 GunBroker Market Takeaways

Transferable Machine Guns Dominated the Top End

Machine guns accounted for 12 of the top 23 sales this month, making them the primary drivers of high-value activity. With fixed supply and strong collector demand, transferable examples set the ceiling for June’s results.

Colt and SVI Infinity Led in Frequency

Colt full-auto platforms and SVI Infinity 2011-style pistols appeared repeatedly across the top listings, reflecting strong brand recognition and collector confidence in these established platforms.

Wide Variation in Bidding Behavior

Auction dynamics varied significantly. Some firearms generated intense competition—reaching as many as 58 bids—while roughly half of the list closed with a single bid or on a fixed price, pointing to a mix of open auctions and targeted purchases at the top end of the list.

Condition, Rarity, and Provenance Were Key Price Drivers

Across every price tier, value tracked closely with condition, rarity, provenance, and legal transferability. Listings that combined multiple factors typically saw the strongest bidding.

Price Range Reflected a Stable High-End Month

The top 23 sales ranged from $19,999 to $40,000, with a clear concentration in the $24,000–$30,000 range, reflecting steady pricing and healthy depth across the month’s high-end results.

Final Thoughts on June 2026 GunBroker Sales

In June 2026, the high-end collector firearms market on GunBroker was led by transferable machine guns and premium custom pistols. Multiple firearms sold above $30,000, and the top sale reached $40,000, with demand concentrated among serious collectors competing for limited-supply examples.

Across the month’s top results, the strongest prices went to well-presented listings with clear provenance, originality, and legal transferability.

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