BROWNING BAR MARK III for Sale

Quick Look

The Browning BAR Mark III is a modern evolution of the classic Browning Automatic Rifle series introduced in the 1960s. It combines semi-automatic action with a refined gas-operated system for smooth cycling and reliable performance. Today, it remains a popular choice among hunters and sport shooters for its accuracy and versatility.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable gas-operated semi-automatic cycling
• Excellent accuracy out of the box
• Lightweight yet durable design
• Well-regarded for hunting medium to large game
• Strong aftermarket support for customization

Key Variants

BAR Mark III Stalker

Ideal for hunters needing a lightweight rifle with a no-nonsense synthetic stock and matte finish.

BAR Mark III LongTrac

Features a longer barrel for enhanced velocity and accuracy on longer range shots.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	BAR Mark III	Remington 770	Ruger American Rifle
MSRP	$1,000–$1,300	$400–$600	$400–$600
Capacity/Size	4+1 rounds, semi-auto	4+1 rounds, bolt-action	4+1 rounds, bolt-action
Weight	7.1–7.5 lbs	6.5–7.0 lbs	6.5–7.0 lbs
Optics-Ready	Integrated scope mounts	Drilled and tapped	Drilled and tapped
Trigger Type	Adjustable semi-auto trigger	Two-stage bolt-action trigger	User-adjustable bolt-action trigger
Notable Pro	Semi-auto for quick follow-up shots	Affordable bolt-action reliability	Excellent out-of-the-box accuracy
Notable Con	Heavier than comparable bolt-actions	Bolt-action slower for follow-ups	Less powerful caliber options

Best Use Cases

• Medium and large game hunting
• Long-range precision shooting
• Sport shooting and varmint control
• Range practice for semi-automatic rifles
• Firearm collection with classic Browning heritage

FAQs

Can I mount any scope on the Browning BAR Mark III?

The BAR Mark III comes with integrated scope mounts compatible with most standard rifle scopes.

What calibers are available for the BAR Mark III?

Available calibers include .30-06 Springfield, .308 Winchester, and 7mm Remington Magnum.

How does the BAR Mark III compare to bolt-action rifles?

The semi-auto BAR allows faster follow-up shots, but typically weighs more than bolt-action competitors.