Whether you are selling an air rifle or buying one, the first question is usually the same: what is it worth? This page shows typical asking prices for popular used air rifles in the UK, taken from real FreeGunAds ads and updated automatically, along with the things that push the price up or down.
Typical used prices for popular air rifles
This table uses the asking prices from every air rifle ad on FreeGunAds that names the model in its title.
| Model | Ads | Typical asking price | Usual range |
|---|---|---|---|
| HW77 | 4 | £340 | £320 – £365 |
| HW80 | 2 | £300 | £300 – £300 |
| HW95 | 2 | £450 | £450 – £450 |
| HW100 | 7 | £800 | £675 – £915 |
| TX200 | 4 | £450 | £390 – £520 |
| S410 | 7 | £600 | £450 – £800 |
| S400 | 3 | £575 | £500 – £650 |
| R10 | 4 | £690 | £480 – £890 |
| Ultra | 5 | £550 | £450 – £550 |
| Huntsman | 3 | £600 | £200 – £850 |
| Wolverine | 2 | £1,350 | £1,300 – £1,400 |
| Rapid | 5 | £1,000 | £595 – £1,200 |
| Impact | 4 | £1,325 | £1,175 – £1,460 |
| All air rifle ads | 248 | £300 | £150 – £575 |
Based on 248 asking prices in FreeGunAds ads since 2023, updated automatically. These are asking prices, and condition, extras and power (12 ft-lb or FAC) all move the price.
For more detail on a brand, see our buyer’s guides to Air Arms, Weihrauch, BSA, Daystate, FX, Theoben and more brands. Each one has its own price table.
What makes an air rifle worth more
- Brand and model: Air Arms, Weihrauch, Daystate and FX hold their value best. Budget brands lose value faster.
- Condition: a clean rifle with little wear can be worth much more than a scruffy one of the same model.
- Service history: recent seals, a service or a new spring add value. Keep receipts.
- Extras: a good scope, moderator, bag, pump, spare magazines and the original box all add value.
- Stock: walnut and special edition stocks often fetch more than beech or synthetic.
- Rarity and collector interest: classic rifles such as early Theobens, older Weihrauchs and original BSA Airsporters attract collectors.
What makes it worth less
- Leaks or a tired spring: buyers will knock off the cost of a service.
- Damage: cracked stocks, rust and damaged screws all lower the price.
- Unknown modifications: amateur tuning puts many buyers off.
- Missing parts: no magazine, no fill probe or a missing manual.
- Power questions: a rifle that can’t be shown to be under 12 ft-lb is a risk to the buyer.
12 ft-lb or FAC?
FAC-rated air rifles (over 12 ft-lb) can only be sold to buyers with a firearm certificate that covers them, so there are fewer buyers. Compare FAC rifles only with other FAC ads. Selling one means a face-to-face transfer or one through a registered firearms dealer, with the police told within 7 days.
How to get the best price when you sell
- Clean it and take clear photos in daylight, showing both sides, the action and any extras.
- Write a good title with the make, model and calibre, for example “Air Arms S410 .22 walnut with scope”.
- Be honest about wear and history. Honest ads sell faster.
- Price it sensibly using the tables on this page. A rifle priced a little under similar ads usually sells quickly.
- Say where you are so local buyers can find you.
Listing on FreeGunAds is free, with no fees or commission. See how to sell your air rifle free.
Common questions
How much is an old air rifle worth?
It depends on the make and condition. A common older springer may be worth less than £100, while sought-after classics can be worth several hundred pounds. Check similar ads.
Is it worth getting my air rifle serviced before selling?
Often, yes. A recent service reassures buyers, and the cost is usually covered by a better price.
Where can I sell my air rifle for free?
On FreeGunAds. Private sellers pay nothing to list. Sell your air rifle free.
