Browse our inventory of single shot rifles from trusted brands like Chiappa Firearms, Chipmunk, Connecticut Valley Arms / CVA, Davey Crickett, and GForce Arms. ICB Firearms carries quality single shot rifles for hunting, target shooting, training, and shooters who prefer a simple action with deliberate shot placement. If you are comparing other long gun options, we also stock bolt action rifles, lever action rifles, and semi auto rifles for different handling styles and applications. You can complete your setup with rifle ammunition and rimfire ammunition for range work, field use, and regular practice.
Shop single shot rifles online by comparing chamberings, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as caliber, barrel length, overall weight, and sight configuration. This category often suits buyers who want a simple manual platform for hunting, range use, or general field carry, so a better shortlist starts with the role and then moves to fit, recoil, and support gear.
These are the details single shot rifle buyers should check before checkout:
Browse single shot rifles online, or visit our gun store in St. Clair Shores, Michigan. ICB Firearms serves customers from nearby cities including Macomb, Clinton Township, Grosse Pointe, Warren, and Royal Oak.
All single shot rifle transfers follow federal guidelines and applicable Michigan requirements. Orders for serialized rifles usually ship to a licensed dealer, where the transfer process is completed before pickup.
Transport, storage, and pickup steps can vary by firearm and destination. Contact the shop for current store policies, accepted identification, and order details before you place the order.
A single shot rifle holds one round before it must be loaded again. It uses a simpler manual format than a semi auto rifle.
Many buyers like the straightforward manual operation and clean field profile. The best fit still depends on caliber, size, and intended use.
Check caliber, barrel length, overall weight, stock fit, and sight configuration. Those details shape recoil, balance, and day-to-day handling.
Yes. Caliber affects recoil, ammunition cost, and the role the rifle can fill.
Yes. Different chamberings and rifle sizes can suit both hunting and regular target practice.
Yes, though serialized rifles usually need to ship to a licensed dealer for transfer. Pickup happens after the required steps are completed.
Yes. Always use the exact ammunition type marked for the rifle.
Many buyers do. That can make the setup easier to store, transport, and use from the start.
