
The most expensive guns sold on GunBroker in August 2026 underscored the strength of the high-end collector firearms market, with transferable machine guns and limited-edition shotguns commanding premium prices. This month’s top 20 sales ranged from $19,150 to $43,550, with fully transferable NFA firearms and Benelli’s 250th Anniversary Super Black Eagle 3 appearing repeatedly across the list.
Bidding activity varied widely. Several auctions drew intense competition — one listing attracted 58 bids — while other high-dollar pieces sold as fixed-price and Buy Now purchases with a single, decisive buyer.
The three most expensive guns sold on GunBroker in August 2026 were a transferable Heckler & Koch 4-position sear pack for MP5/MP5K host weapons at $43,550, a transferable Colt M16A1 machine gun at $35,953, and an SVI Infinity 2011 pistol — one of only two made — at $31,025. Machine guns dominated the top of the list, with collectible pistols and limited-edition shotguns rounding out the highest sales.
The list below is ranked from lowest to highest final sale price.
Sold on August 23, 2026 (Item #1198124459), this transferable submachine gun sold for $19,150. The auction drew 4 bids from 2 bidders across 2 states. It is a classic American submachine gun and a longtime collector favorite. The seller listed it as used.

Sold on August 14, 2026 (Item #1194581725), this cased sporting rifle sold for $19,526.55. The auction drew 8 bids from 2 bidders across 2 states. A 1908-manufactured, cased Rigby sporting rifle on a Mauser action offered a piece of British gunmaking history. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 29, 2026 (Item #1199240113), this best-quality side-by-side shotgun sold for $20,000. It sold as a fixed-price listing to a single buyer. It is a best-quality Holland & Holland side-by-side, offered through an auction-house listing. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 18, 2026 (Item #1198432596), this limited-edition 1911 pistol sold for $20,000. It sold as a fixed-price listing to a single buyer. Cabot’s America 250 is a limited 1911 tribute capped at 50 pieces. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 14, 2026 (Item #1197734244), this precision bolt-action rifle sold for $20,000. It sold as a fixed-price listing to a single buyer. Based on the U.S. military XM2010 program, this Remington precision rifle is a long-range bolt gun. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 11, 2026 (Item #1195692252), this WWII light machine gun sold for $20,000. It sold as a fixed-price listing to a single buyer. A Kokura/Hitachi-marked 1944 Type 99 light machine gun in 7.7×58 is a scarce WWII martial piece. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 9, 2026 (Item #1192313044), this limited-edition shotgun sold for $20,025. The auction drew 15 bids from 5 bidders across 5 states. The third 250th Anniversary Super Black Eagle 3 to make the list, #26 of 50, showed steady collector demand for the limited series. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 9, 2026 (Item #1192960901), this transferable submachine gun sold for $20,525. The auction drew 19 bids from 8 bidders across 5 states. A full-size transferable Uzi added to the month’s run of registered submachine guns. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 2, 2026 (Item #1194726626), this serialized deployment kit sold for $22,500. It sold at its Buy Now price to a single buyer. This numbered KAC M110 deployment kit is a complete, serialized precision-rifle package. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 9, 2026 (Item #1192488231), this transferable submachine gun sold for $22,801. The auction drew 21 bids from 14 bidders across 9 states. Registered Mini Uzi submachine guns are prized for their compact size; this transferable example opened at $500. The seller listed it as used.
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Sold on August 30, 2026 (Item #1200050456), this transferable machine gun sold for $23,000. It sold as a fixed-price listing to a single buyer. It is a transferable Colt-marked M16 built on the Olympic/PAWS ZX16A1 platform. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 9, 2026 (Item #1192823184), this collectible pistol sold for $23,025. The auction drew 47 bids from 12 bidders across 9 states. A pre-production 1979 P7 PSP, cased and complete, is a milestone piece for Heckler & Koch collectors. The seller listed it as used.

Sold on August 16, 2026 (Item #1196200868), this limited-edition shotgun sold for $24,525. The auction drew 44 bids from 8 bidders across 8 states. A second 250th Anniversary Super Black Eagle 3 landed high on the list, this one serial #10 of 50. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 11, 2026 (Item #1196166424), this limited-edition shotgun sold for $25,001. The auction drew 24 bids from 5 bidders across 5 states. Benelli marked its 250th anniversary with a 50-gun edition, and a low serial number like #4 commanded a premium among collectors. The seller listed it as factory new.
Sold on August 16, 2026 (Item #1194743021), this transferable sear pack sold for $25,625. The auction drew 41 bids from 25 bidders across 16 states. A registered Norrell sear pack converts a Ruger 10/22 into a transferable full-auto rimfire, a niche that draws buyers nationwide. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 2, 2026 (Item #1191486932), this transferable submachine gun sold for $27,025. The auction drew 41 bids from 14 bidders across 9 states. Built on the Colt 9mm platform, this transferable submachine gun opened at a penny before climbing into five figures. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 22, 2026 (Item #1196619205), this factory dealer-sample rifle sold for $29,999. The auction drew 15 bids from 5 bidders across 4 states. Post-1986 dealer samples cannot be transferred to private owners, so factory Heckler & Koch examples like this G36K trade within a small pool of qualified buyers. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 4, 2026 (Item #1194524633), this custom competition pistol sold for $31,025. The auction drew 36 bids from 11 bidders across 10 states. It was described as one of only two examples built — a rarity that pushed it into machine-gun price territory. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 10, 2026 (Item #1192504449), this transferable machine gun sold for $35,953. The auction drew 58 bids from 20 bidders across 13 states. This Vietnam-era Colt M16A1, described as excellent with a 20-inch barrel, drew the heaviest bidding of any gun on the list. The seller listed it as used.
Sold on August 16, 2026 (Item #1194740200), this transferable sear pack sold for $43,550. The auction drew 28 bids from 14 bidders across 6 states. Registered transferable sears are among the most sought-after items in the NFA market, because they convert compatible host weapons to fully automatic fire and their fixed supply keeps values high. The seller listed it as used.
Eleven of the twenty most expensive guns were machine guns, including transferable sears, registered submachine guns, and factory dealer samples. Fully transferable NFA firearms took the top two spots and accounted for the highest prices of the month.
Three examples of the limited 50-gun Benelli Super Black Eagle 3 250th Anniversary edition placed on the list — serial numbers #4, #10, and #26 — each selling above $20,000 and confirming strong collector interest in low-serial commemoratives.
Competitive auctions produced the highest bid totals, led by the Colt M16A1 with 58 bids, while several $20,000 pieces — including the Remington M2010, Cabot America 250, and Holland & Holland side-by-side — sold as fixed-price or Buy Now listings to single buyers.
Low serial numbers, pre-production examples, WWII martial provenance, and limited-run tributes repeatedly justified premium prices, from the 1979 Heckler & Koch P7 PSP to the 1908 Rigby Mauser takedown rifle.
August 2026’s most expensive guns spanned $19,150 to $43,550 and were led by fully transferable machine guns, collectible pistols, and limited-edition shotguns. The results showed that rarity, transferable NFA status, and low serial numbers carried the most weight with buyers at the high end of the GunBroker marketplace.