Guns for sale in Albuquerque and across New Mexico, shipped to your local dealer
Elk and mule-deer rifles for the draw hunts, carry pistols for your concealed handgun license, home-defense shotguns and the ammunition to feed them. Live prices on thousands of guns, and every firearm sent to a licensed New Mexico dealer near you: the North Valley, Rio Rancho, the East Mountains or anywhere in the state.
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Carry-license rules, big-game units and the nearest public ranges for 22 New Mexico cities, from Albuquerque and Rio Rancho to Las Cruces and Farmington.
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Elk drawMagnums and .30-06s for the high country
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Home defensePistols and pump 12-gauges
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Real reviews from people who own these guns“It's a good little pocket gun. Has a really long trigger pull but with no safety thats a good thing. Folks with larger hands might want to put it in a pocket holster. Over all the size is good for pocket carry and its hard to beat the price.”
Ruger LCP Compact .380 ACP Black Pistol★ 4.7 · 567 reviews“This was my first Walther PPS M2 LE. The pistol performed as I had hoped and expected. All three magazines fit nicely and ejected easily. I look forward to experimenting with different brands of ammo. I am completely satisfied with my purchase.”
Walther PPS M2 LE Edition 9mm Blue/Black Pistol★ 4.9 · 308 reviews“Another awesome revolver. The stainless finish on the Taurus is amazing. Shoots like a dream. Awesome edc. Pistol. 5 out of 5”
Taurus 605 .357 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver★ 4.7 · 232 reviews“The fit and finish on this gun is really nice for the money. Shoots great and its beautiful to look at.”
Taurus PT92 Full-Size DA/SA 9mm Stainless Pistol★ 4.8 · 213 reviews“I was hesitant to buy this Taurus at first but after I put a little over 400 rounds of different brands of ammunition through it I was impressed. Even my carry ammo feed well. I'm former government employee and when I carry cancelled I don't want any print of a weapon on me what so ever and the Taurus GX4 micro compact 9 does just that.”
Taurus GX4 Micro-Compact 9mm Blue/Black Pistol★ 4.7 · 163 reviews“Awesome gun, dont know why anyone would spend 3 times the money for same type gun when a very well manufactured gun like this is available. Feels great, looks great, shots great.”
Taurus 627 Tracker Ported .357 Mag Stainless/Silver Revolver★ 4.8 · 154 reviewsMost commented
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A gun counter for the North Valley
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque is a farm village in the North Valley: acequias, cottonwoods along the Rio Grande bosque and fields of chile and lavender, ten minutes from downtown Albuquerque. We named the store after it and stock for the way New Mexicans actually use their guns: bolt rifles in .30-06, 7mm and .300 Win Mag for the elk and deer draws, flat-shooting 6.5 Creedmoor and .270 rifles for pronghorn country, carry pistols for your concealed handgun license, and shotguns for home defense and the Bosque del Apache fields.
Every firearm ships to a licensed New Mexico dealer you choose, in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Corrales, Los Lunas or the East Mountains, and anywhere else in the state. The dealer runs the background check and hands the gun over after New Mexico's seven-day wait, which does not apply if you hold a New Mexico concealed handgun license. Ammunition, optics and parts ship straight to your door.
Our city pages cover 22 New Mexico cities, from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Las Cruces, Farmington and Hobbs, with the game management units around each one and the nearest public ranges. Start with the Albuquerque buying guide or New Mexico gun laws.





























































