The items with the highest bids on GunBroker during October 2026 drew intense competition from very different corners of the marketplace. From a factory-engraved Remington shotgun and a new old stock Browning autoloader to Colt carbines, Bulgarian and Chinese AK-pattern rifles, and a transferable STEN, these auctions generated the month’s heaviest bidding. Some reached premium prices, while others showed that rarity, condition, and a penny start could spark a bidding war at almost any price point.
The top 22 auctions received between 73 and 120 bids, with as many as 23 bidders on a single listing and bids arriving from as many as 17 states. Final prices ranged from $225 for a Spike’s Tactical lower receiver to $24,775 for a Staccato John Wick 3 Combat Master box set. Below are the 22 highest-bid items sold on GunBroker in October 2026, ranked by bid activity.
The three most-bid items on GunBroker in October 2026 were a Carl Ennis factory-engraved 1954 Remington Model 11-48F Premier Grade .410, which drew 120 bids and sold for $12,928; a TTI x Staccato John Wick 3 Combat Master box set, which received 115 bids and sold for $24,775; and a new old stock Belgian Browning B-2000 20 gauge, which attracted 109 bids from 23 bidders and sold for $2,375. The Browning finished third in bids at less than a fifth of the Remington’s price, showing that collector competition, not price alone, drove the month’s busiest auctions.
The list below is ranked from the fewest bids in this group to the highest number of bids received during the month.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1205334794), this Spike’s Tactical ST-15 lower receiver with an installed lower parts kit closed at $225 after a penny-start auction. It drew 73 bids from 10 bidders across 6 states, at the lowest final price in this report.
The color-filled spider logo, color-filled selector markings, and spider-engraved pistol grip set this AR-15 lower apart from a standard stripped receiver. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1197031328), this Winchester Model 94 Legendary Frontiersman commemorative in .38-55 Winchester realized $1,425. The auction drew 73 bids from 17 bidders in 10 states.
Winchester introduced the Legendary Frontiersman in 1979 as a limited-run commemorative, and this example still had its original box and Styrofoam insert, a detail commemorative collectors look for. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 29, 2026 (Item #1211226703), this Agency Arms Syndicate S2 slide kit for the SIG Sauer P320 Compact, paired with an Agency Arms dual-port compensator, closed at $755. It attracted 74 bids from 10 bidders across 9 states.
The discontinued legacy Syndicate S2 carried a combined original MSRP of $1,096, which drew P320 owners into a competitive auction for a complete upgrade. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1204012637), this SK Customs Colt 1911 “Venustiano Carranza” in .38 Super brought $3,300. 75 bids from 10 bidders in 6 states decided the auction.
The second release in SK Customs’ Mexican “La Revolución” Series, it was limited to 300 pistols, each with its own engraved edition number, and featured royal blue polish and gold accents. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1211698779), this set of M3 Grease Gun parts in .45 ACP closed at $3,675 in an auction that opened at $1 with no reserve. It collected 77 bids.
The lot was made up of original USGI parts, including an 8-inch barrel with a very good bore, and it required no FFL to purchase, which opened the bidding to a wide pool of collectors and builders. The seller offered the parts as-is.
Sold on October 25, 2026 (Item #1213447243), this Smith & Wesson Performance Center M&P9 Spec Series V bundle in 9mm realized $3,000. 78 bids came from 9 bidders across 8 states.
The steel-frame pistol shipped with a threaded barrel, a Strike Industries compensator, an optic-cut slide, three magazines, and the Spec Series coin and knife. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 11, 2026 (Item #1209595013), this Colt M4A1 Carbine in 5.56 NATO closed at $1,105. It drew 78 bids from 23 bidders across 14 states, tied for the deepest bidder pool in this report.
The carbine carried a “PROPERTY OF U.S. GOVT.” roll mark, a CR-prefix serial, a Knight’s Armament M4 RAS, and a pinned-and-welded A2 flash hider, features that mirrored the military M4A1. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 26, 2026 (Item #1209681536), this WWI Imperial Russian contract Winchester Model 1895 musket in 7.62x54R brought $8,400, the highest price among the rifles on this list. It drew 81 bids from 20 bidders across 17 states, matching the widest geographic reach in this report.
Its serial number dated it to 1916, and the receiver carried Winchester markings alongside a Russian acceptance stamp, the kind of military contract history that draws collectors of both Winchester lever actions and WWI arms. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1205309974), this Remington Model 141 Gamemaster in .35 Remington closed at $840 after a no-reserve, penny-start auction. It drew 81 bids from 14 bidders in 12 states.
The pump-action Gamemaster was a classic American deer rifle, and this example offered strong mechanics, a bright bore, and a 24-inch barrel. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1205653674), this Arsenal SLR-101S in 7.62x39mm realized $1,200. It drew 81 bids from 14 bidders across 11 states.
Built on a hot-die forged, milled Bulgarian receiver, the rifle came with its factory box, sling, muzzle brake, and receiver optic rail. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1205834353), this 1994 Norinco MAK-90 Sporter in 7.62x39mm closed at $1,136. 82 bids from 12 bidders in 6 states carried it there.
Imported by I.A.C. and complete with its thumbhole stock, sling, oil bottle, manual, and original Styrofoam box, it was a scarce new old stock example of the Chinese AK-pattern sporter. The seller listed it as factory new.
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Sold on October 26, 2026 (Item #1213319615), this 1948 Winchester Model 52B in .22 LR brought $1,525. It drew 83 bids from 15 bidders across 13 states.
The 52B was Winchester’s renowned target rimfire, and this example had a 28-inch barrel, a perfect bore, and its original, unrefinished finish. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 11, 2026 (Item #1206980902), this 2019 SIG Sauer P320-M17 U.S. Army surplus pistol in 9mm closed at $1,675. It drew 83 bids from just 8 bidders in 8 states.
A small group of determined bidders traded bids repeatedly on this genuine military-issue package, which included the Coyote Tan PVD finish, SIGLITE night sights, an optic-ready slide, three magazines, and a certificate of authenticity. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 27, 2026 (Item #1212757439), this fully transferable Interport STEN Mk II in 9mm realized $12,088, the only machine gun in this report. It drew 85 bids from 17 bidders across 13 states.
The registered-receiver submachine gun came with 11 magazines and a bayonet, a substantial package built around one of the most recognizable WWII-era SMG designs. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 25, 2026 (Item #1207067154), this factory new 2025 Limcat Wildcat Tracker in 9mm, with a 5-inch ported barrel and a Holosun 507 Comp optic, brought $10,075 in a penny-start, no-reserve auction. It drew 85 bids from 14 bidders across 13 states.
Limcat builds custom competition pistols in small numbers, and opening this one at a penny produced one of the most active handgun auctions of the month. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1211580901), this Springfield Armory M1A Super Match McMillan Marine Corps Green edition in .308 Win. closed at $3,000. It drew 88 bids from 17 bidders in 13 states.
The rifle had a green camo McMillan glass-bedded stock, a 22-inch stainless Douglas barrel, a rear competition lug, eight magazines, and a USMC-marked sling, and the previous owner reported shooting it in matches at Camp Perry. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1212730755), this Canik Mete MC9 Prime with the factory Radian Ramjet closed at $1,025. It attracted 89 bids from 12 bidders across 8 states.
The pistol came with two 17-round magazines, the factory box and accessories, and a Vortex Defender CCW red dot already installed. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1211584574), this discontinued Salient Arms GRY rifle in 5.56, with a 14.5-inch pinned-and-welded barrel and Jail Brake, realized $8,025. It drew 101 bids from 21 bidders across 15 states.
Its square barrel profile, removable Jail Brake over a SilencerCo ASR mount, and Geissele trigger made it one of the most distinctive AR-pattern builds on the list. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on October 4, 2026 (Item #1205048846), this Colt Law Enforcement M4 Carbine (Model LE6920) in 5.56 NATO closed at $1,851 after a penny-start auction. It drew 104 bids from 20 bidders across 16 states.
The new old stock carbine still had its original factory shipping box, sealed accessory package, manual, and 30-round magazine, a complete package that kept bidders engaged through the close. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1209819534), this 1983 Belgian Browning B-2000 20 gauge brought $2,375 after opening at a penny. It drew 109 bids from 23 bidders across 14 states, tied for the most bidders on any listing this month.
The gas-operated shotgun was offered in new old stock condition with its original box, a 28-inch ventilated-rib barrel, and glossy checkered walnut. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 18, 2026 (Item #1209812031), this Taran Tactical Innovations x Staccato John Wick 3 Combat Master limited edition box set, No. 141 of 250, realized $24,775, the highest final price in this report. It drew 115 bids from 18 bidders across 13 states.
The set paired two serial-numbered 9mm Staccato 2011 pistols with black DLC finishes, bronze barrels, and Combat Master slide cuts, and its film connection gave it appeal well beyond traditional pistol collectors. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on October 25, 2026 (Item #1209441302), this 1954 Remington Model 11-48F Premier Grade in .410 bore, factory master engraved and signed by Carl Ennis, brought $12,928. It drew 120 bids from 21 bidders across 17 states, more than any other listing in this report.
F Grade was the highest grade Remington offered on the 11-48, and the combination of that grade, the scarce .410 bore, and signed Carl Ennis engraving set off the month’s biggest bidding war. The seller listed it as used.
Semi-automatic rifles and semi-automatic pistols led the list with six listings each, followed by semi-automatic shotguns (2). Bolt-action, pump-action, and lever-action rifles, a curio and relic military musket, and a transferable machine gun each placed once. Three parts and component lots also made the ranking: an M3 Grease Gun parts set, an Agency Arms P320 slide kit, and a Spike’s Tactical lower receiver.
Five auctions topped 100 bids: the Remington 11-48F (120), the Staccato John Wick 3 box set (115), the Browning B-2000 (109), the Colt LE6920 M4 Carbine (104), and the Salient Arms GRY (101). The Browning B-2000 and the Colt M4A1 Carbine each drew 23 distinct bidders, the deepest pools in the report, while the Remington 11-48F and the WWI Russian contract Winchester M1895 each pulled bids from 17 states.
Heavily contested auctions were not always the month’s most expensive sales. Eleven of the 22 items sold for less than $2,000, including the $225 Spike’s Tactical lower (73 bids), the $840 Remington 141 Gamemaster (81 bids), and the $1,025 Canik Mete MC9 Prime (89 bids). The SIG P320-M17 surplus pistol reached 83 bids from only eight bidders, a sign of a few determined buyers trading bids repeatedly. Penny-start and no-reserve formats were common among the most active auctions, and Bryant Ridge Co. alone placed six listings on the list.
Military-pattern and military surplus arms formed the largest theme, from the Colt LE6920 M4 and M4A1 carbines and the M1A Super Match to the SIG P320-M17, the M3 Grease Gun parts, and the transferable STEN Mk II. AK-pattern rifles appeared twice with the Norinco MAK-90 and Arsenal SLR-101S. Winchester collectibles placed three times with the Model 52B, the Russian contract M1895, and the Model 94 Legendary Frontiersman, while limited-edition pistols such as the Staccato JW3 set, the SK Customs Carranza 1911, and the Limcat Wildcat Tracker rounded out the collectible handgun group.
October 2026’s most competitive GunBroker auctions ranged from a $12,928 engraved Remington 11-48F to a $225 AR-15 lower receiver, with bid counts from 73 to 120. Sporting shotguns, military-pattern rifles, Winchester collectibles, limited-edition pistols, and even parts lots all drew sustained competition from bidders across the country. As these results showed, bid count reflected auction activity and collector competition rather than final selling price alone. Visit GunBroker.com to browse current auctions.