INTERARMS for Sale

Quick Look

InterArms was a prominent American firearms importer and distributor active from 1973 to the early 2000s. It focused on offering an extensive selection of foreign firearms to the U.S. market. Though no longer operational, InterArms-branded firearms retain niche collector interest.

Why It's a Top Choice

Wide range of imported firearm models
Key source for European and Soviet firearms
Reliable supply during import restrictions
Promoted quality at affordable prices
Strong support for civilian, law enforcement

Key Variants

InterArms M1 Carbine

Popular import of the classic WWII lightweight semi-automatic rifle, favored by collectors.

InterArms Mauser C96

Well-known early 20th-century semi-auto pistol, sought by enthusiasts and historians.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	InterArms M1 Carbine	Norinco M1 Carbine	Springfield Armory M1 Garand
MSRP	Varies, usually $800–$1,200 used	Approx. $900 used	Around $1,900 new
Capacity/Size	15 rounds, 30 inches length	15 rounds, 35 inches length	8 rounds, 43 inches length
Weight	Approx. 5.6 lbs	Approx. 5.9 lbs	Approx. 9.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	Limited	Yes (mounts available)
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Semi-automatic
Notable Pro	Historical value, lightweight	Affordable classic replica	Reliable military-grade rifle
Notable Con	Limited optics compatibility	Variable quality control	Heavier and bulkier

Best Use Cases

Historical firearm collection
Recreational shooting and range practice
Light hunting with carbines
Self-defense with select models

FAQs

Can I still buy InterArms firearms today?

InterArms no longer imports firearms, but many used models are available through private sales and collectors.

What kinds of firearms did InterArms import?

InterArms imported diverse handguns, rifles, and shotguns, including European Mausers and Soviet designs.

How does InterArms M1 Carbine compare to other carbines?

It is lighter and historically significant but lacks modern optics readiness compared to some newer carbines.