6 Old Military Rifles Quietly Making Owners Rich in 2026!

Six old military rifles are quietly becoming some of the most valuable surplus firearms on the collector market in 2026. From the legendary M1 Garand and M1 Carbine to the Lee Enfield No. 4, Swiss K31, Yugo SKS, and Mosin Nagant, these rifles have seen major changes in value as original wartime supplies continue to shrink. Some that once sold for a few hundred dollars are now reaching four-figure prices, while rare manufacturers, matching parts, original condition, and limited variants can push certain examples dramatically higher. The M1 Garand may be the biggest story of all, with several Civilian Marksmanship Program grades now sold out and remaining examples commanding much higher prices. In this video, we break down all six military rifles, what makes each one collectible, why their supply keeps getting smaller, and which variations can command the biggest premiums. We also look at the surprising rise of the Mosin Nagant, the growing value of the Swiss K31, the collector appeal of the Yugo SKS, and the rare M1 Carbine variants that have become especially desirable. If you own one of these rifles, its historical importance may be matched by its collector value. Which one would you want to own, and which rifle do you wish you had bought years ago? #MilitaryRifles #GunCollectors #M1Garand #MosinNagant #GunCollecting