Gun Rebates and Manufacturer Promotions (2026): Current List

Last updated and checked October 28, 2026 · By Nick Hall

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Current Gun Rebates and Manufacturer Promotions (2026)

If you’re buying a new gun in 2026, you’re leaving money on the table if you don’t check for manufacturer rebates first. I’ve been tracking gun rebates for years, and the big makers run them constantly. On October 28, 2026 the live offers ran from $25 to $250 back on a prepaid card, plus free guns, silencers and gear. Most buyers never bother to look.

The trick is knowing which promotions are live right now. Makers rotate rebates through the year, and they stack with retailer discounts at stores like Palmetto State Armory and Brownells, which means you can shave real money off an already-discounted firearm.

We check every maker’s own rebate page for this list, so you don’t have to dig through a dozen sites every time you’re shopping. You can also run any firearm through our gun price check tool to see current street prices across 200+ retailers.

Live Gun Rebates Right Now (October 28, 2026)

Here’s every manufacturer promotion we could confirm on the maker’s own site on October 28, 2026. Six of Beretta’s offers close to new purchases on October 31, so move fast on those.

Maker	Promotion	Amount	Buy by	Claim by
Smith & Wesson	M&P FPC 22 Holiday Rebate (SKUs 14171, 14172, 14872)	$75 prepaid Mastercard	Dec 31, 2026	Corrections by Jan 31, 2027
Smith & Wesson	Military & Law Enforcement Rebate (about 370 SKUs, verified through GovX)	$25 to $150 prepaid card by model	Apr 30, 2027	May 30, 2027
Beretta	Long guns: BRX1, A400 Xtreme Plus, A300 Ultima, Sako 90 Finnlight, Tikka T1x and T3x	$100 to $250 prepaid card (or a larger Beretta Gift Card)	Oct 31, 2026	Nov 30, 2026
Beretta	Pistols: 90 Series, 92X Performance, M9A4, APX A1, APX A1 Carry, 80X Cheetah, PX4 Storm, Tomcat/Bobcat	$75 to $200 prepaid card (or a larger Beretta Gift Card)	Nov 30, 2026	Dec 31, 2026
Sig Sauer	P365: free Eberlestock sling bag; P211/P320/M17/M18: free American flag	Free item	Dec 31, 2026	Feb 5, 2027
Sig Sauer	CROSS rifle: free KILO3K rangefinder	Free item	Nov 30, 2026	Jan 4, 2027
Springfield Armory	Gear Up: Model 2020 Waypoint, Boundary or Redline rifle	Free XD-M Elite 10mm (Hellcat Pro in capacity-restricted states)	Dec 31, 2026	Jan 31, 2027
Savage	93R17, 93, Mark II, Rascal; Savage 1911	$30; $75 mail-in	Oct 31, 2026	Dec 1, 2026
Savage	Renegade shotgun	$100 mail-in	Nov 30, 2026	Dec 30, 2026
FN	2026 Founders Favorites (select FN firearms)	Cash back (FN lists no amount)	Oct 31, 2026	Nov 15, 2026
IWI	Silent Summer: select Galil ACE Gen 2, Tavor 7, Z-25, Z-15	Free silencer to your FFL/SOT	Nov 1, 2026	Dec 15, 2026

No live factory rebate on October 28: Ruger (its promotions page lists dealer events only), Taurus (“No Current Promotions Available”), Walther, CZ-USA, Henry and Kimber. Mossberg’s promotions pages didn’t load, so check its site directly. Glock’s Blue Label program is a standing discount for qualifying law enforcement and military buyers, not a rebate.

How Gun Rebates Work

Gun rebates are simple once you’ve done one. You buy a qualifying firearm from an authorized dealer, whether that’s your local shop, a big box store, or an online retailer like Guns.com. Then you go to the maker’s rebate page and submit your receipt and the details it asks for, often the serial number and sometimes a copy of your Form 4473. Beretta, for example, asks for both.

Payouts vary by maker. Smith & Wesson and Beretta pay on a prepaid card, Beretta also offers a larger Beretta Gift Card, and Savage pays by mail. Timing varies too: S&W says to allow up to 60 days, Beretta 4 to 6 weeks after approval, and Springfield 8 to 12 weeks for its free-gun promotion.

The important thing is to submit within the rebate window. Each promotion has its own purchase window and claim deadline, listed in the table above. Miss that deadline and you’re out of luck. I always submit mine within a week of buying the gun while everything’s still fresh and I haven’t lost the receipt.

Sig Sauer Rebates and Promotions

Sig Sauer runs promotions rather than cash-back rebates. On October 28 its promotions page offered a free Eberlestock sling bag with a P365 and a free American flag with a P211, P320, M17 or M18 (buy by December 31, submit by February 5, 2027), plus a free KILO3K rangefinder with a CROSS rifle through November 30.

I’ve scored a free optic through a Sig promotion before. Sig’s offers rotate every few months and are tied to specific models, so if you’re eyeing a Sig, it pays to check the promotions page before you buy. Check our Sig Sauer deals page for current retailer pricing too: a plain P365 was $499.99 at Brownells on October 28.

Sig also runs an Off-Duty Program with discounts for military, law enforcement, first responders and veterans. Check its site for eligibility.

Springfield Armory Rebates

Springfield Armory’s big promotion right now is Gear Up: buy a new Model 2020 Waypoint, Boundary or Redline rifle between April 15 and December 31, 2026, and Springfield sends a free XD-M Elite 10mm pistol to your dealer. Buyers in capacity-restricted states get a Hellcat Pro instead. Springfield lists 47 eligible SKUs, and the Model 2020 Rimfire isn’t one of them.

See the Gear Up 2026 page for the full SKU list. Submit online by January 31, 2027, allow 8 to 12 weeks for the pistol to arrive at your dealer, and budget for the transfer fee.

Springfield’s Gear Pac bundles, which pack extra magazines and gear with the gun, are regular catalog items rather than a limited-time promotion, so they’re there year-round.

Ruger Rebates and Promotions

Ruger had no factory rebate running on October 28; its promotions page listed in-store dealer events only. Ruger does run rebates from time to time, so check back before you buy.

Ruger’s base prices are already aggressive, which makes up for it: a Ruger MAX-9 was $249.99 at Sportsman’s Warehouse on October 28.

Smith & Wesson Rebates

Smith & Wesson had two live rebates on October 28. The M&P FPC 22 Holiday Rebate pays a $75 prepaid Mastercard on SKUs 14171, 14172 and 14872, the M&P FPC 22 carbines, bought October 16 through December 31, 2026. S&W says to allow up to 60 days for the card, and corrections close January 31, 2027.

The second is the Military & Law Enforcement Rebate, which replaced American Guardians. It pays $25 to $150 by model across roughly 370 SKUs, from the Bodyguard and Shield EZ 380 at $25 to the Shield Plus at $50 and up to $150 on select rifles and revolvers. Eligibility is verified through GovX, purchases run through April 30, 2027, and claims close May 30, 2027. A Shield Plus was $393.99 at Guns.com on October 28, so a qualifying buyer nets $343.99 after the $50 card.

Other Manufacturer Promotions Worth Checking

Beretta is running the most rebates of any maker right now, 14 in all, paid on a prepaid card or a larger Beretta Gift Card that can only be spent at Beretta.com. The pistol offers cover the 90 Series, 92X Performance, M9A4, APX A1, APX A1 Carry, 80X Cheetah, PX4 Storm and Tomcat/Bobcat: buy by November 30 and claim by December 31. The long-gun offers (BRX1, A400 Xtreme Plus, A300 Ultima, Sako 90 Finnlight, Tikka T1x and T3x) end with purchases on October 31. Claims need the serial-number receipt and a copy of your Form 4473.

Savage has live mail-in rebates too: $30 on the 93R17, 93, Mark II and Rascal and $75 on the Savage 1911 through October 31, and $100 on the Renegade shotgun through November 30. Mossberg’s promotions pages didn’t load when I checked, so look on its site directly. Taurus listed no current promotions.

FN’s 2026 Founders Favorites cash rebate covers purchases October 12 to 31 (submit by November 15), though FN’s pages don’t list the models or amount. IWI’s Silent Summer promotion sends a free silencer to your FFL/SOT with select Galil ACE Gen 2, Tavor 7, Z-25 and Z-15 rifles bought through November 1. Walther’s newest offers ended December 31, 2025.

How to Stack Rebates with Retailer Deals

This is where you really save money, and it’s something most gun buyers don’t think about. Manufacturer rebates stack with retailer discounts because they’re two completely separate things. The retailer gives you a sale price. The manufacturer gives you money back after the fact. Nobody cares what the other one is doing. Check our gun deals page for current retailer sales, then cross-reference with the manufacturer rebates on this page.

Here’s a real example from October 28. A Beretta APX A1 Carry was $273.99 at Palmetto State Armory, and Beretta’s APX A1 Carry rebate pays a $75 prepaid card. Your net cost is $198.99 for a slim 9mm carry gun. Buy by November 30 and claim by December 31.

For the best results, time your purchases around Memorial Day, Black Friday, or other major sale events when retailers are already cutting prices. That’s when the stacking gets insane. Read our guide on the best time to buy a gun for the full breakdown on seasonal pricing cycles.

Tips for Submitting Gun Rebates

Take photos of everything the moment you open the box. Your receipt, the UPC barcode, the serial number on the gun, and any promotional materials that came with it. I’ve had rebates rejected because the UPC scan was blurry, and it’s a pain to dig through your trash for the box three weeks later. Just snap everything on your phone before you leave the store or as soon as the package arrives if you bought online.

Submit your rebate within the first week of purchase. Don’t wait until the deadline. Keep a screenshot of your confirmation email or submission number, and if you haven’t received your rebate within the stated time (60 days at S&W, 4 to 6 weeks after approval at Beretta), follow up. Most makers have a rebate status check page. If that doesn’t work, a phone call to their customer service gets things moving.

Current Gun Deals (Stack These with Rebates)

Here are today’s best gun deals from retailers across the web. Stack any of these with the manufacturer rebates listed above for maximum savings. See all deals on our gun deals page, or check out our picks for the best gun deals and handgun deals right now.

Want to understand why prices vary so much between retailers? Read our how gun pricing works explainer. And when you buy online, make sure you factor in FFL transfer fees. For more money-saving strategies, check our guide on buying guns online cheaper.

Facts and Figures

• On October 28, 2026, Beretta had 14 live rebates, paying $75 to $250 on a prepaid card or more as a Beretta Gift Card.
• Beretta’s six long-gun rebates close to new purchases on October 31, 2026; its pistol rebates on November 30.
• Smith & Wesson pays $75 on the M&P FPC 22 through December 31, 2026, and $25 to $150 to verified military and law enforcement buyers through April 30, 2027.
• Springfield’s Gear Up promotion gives a free XD-M Elite 10mm with a Model 2020 rifle bought through December 31, 2026.
• Ruger, Taurus, Walther, CZ-USA, Henry and Kimber had no live factory rebate on October 28, 2026.
• S&W says to allow up to 60 days for its rebate card; Beretta says 4 to 6 weeks after approval.

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