4th of July 2026 Gun & Gear Deals: Codes and Live Sales

The single broadest deal this weekend is OpticsPlanet's 4th of July sale: enter code JULY4at checkout for 13% off most orders, credited as OpticsPlanet Bucks. It runs through July 4 at 11:59 PM CT, with a $500 maximum discount and free shipping on most orders over $49. You have to be signed into a My Account to collect the Bucks, and the code excludes Blazin' Deals, Clearance, demo units, ammunition, and a handful of restricted brands.

Because OpticsPlanet carries Holosun, EOTech, Vortex, Aimpoint, Magpul, Streamlight, and most of the aftermarket, JULY4 is the easiest way to shave a chunk off a red dot, LPVO, weapon light, or a cart full of small parts. This year the sale runs under the FreedomFest 250 banner, with rotating doorbusters and Blazin' Deals landing alongside the coupon through July 4. If you are still deciding between a red dot, prism, or low-power variable, our AR-15 optic selection guide breaks down which sight fits which mission before you spend.

Primary Arms has the sharpest individual optics prices of the weekend. The Leupold DeltaPoint Pro is down to $299.99 from $449.99, a clean $150 off one of the most durable open-emitter pistol and shotgun dots on the market. Primary Arms also cut its in-house SLx 3x Gen III prism scope to $229.99 ($70 off), which is a strong pick for shooters who want an etched reticle and fixed magnification without LPVO weight. The Primary Arms sale runs through July 5 at 11:59 PM CDT.

AR15 Discounts is where the cheapest red dots live this weekend. The Vortex Triumph 2 MOA is down to $79.99 from $149.99, the enclosed Vortex Viper SG shotgun dot is $249.99 from $499.99, and the Vortex Sonora 3-9x50 hunting scope is $89.95. Its code JULY1226 takes another 12% off almost everything that is not already a daily deal. Primary Arms is also running up to 30% off its entire Geissele lineup, which pulls the Super Precision MRO and MRO mounts, SMR MK4 and MK16 rails, and Super Duty uppers into deal territory alongside the triggers.

Night Fision is running 17.76% off sitewide, applied automatically at checkout (its optics line is excluded). Bereli is discounting Trijicon and other premium optics for the holiday and has Streamlight up to 50% off. MidwayUSA's Independence Day sale reaches up to 70% off on overrun and factory-second components, including TriggerTech units, Faxon parts, and barreled uppers. For a full ranked breakdown of red dot options before you commit, the best Holosun optics guide covers the AEMS, 509T, and 507C that OpticsPlanet's JULY4 code applies to.

For first-focal-plane glass on a budget, Arken Optics is running its Independence Day sale at up to 25% off. The EP-5 GENII 5-25x56 drops to $479.99 from $599.98 and the SH-4J 6-24x50 falls to $329.99 from $412.49, both FFP scopes that punch well above their price for precision and PRS-style shooting. Scope-plus-mount bundles stack with code ARKEN, and accessory bundles take an extra cut with BUNDLE25. See where Arken lands against the field in our best long range rifle scope guide.

Primary Arms dropped the MIMTAC CORE 3.5 lb drop-in trigger to $59.99 from $99.99, its lowest price to date. At that number it is one of the cheapest ways to replace a gritty mil-spec trigger with a crisp single-stage unit. If you want to understand where a budget drop-in sits against Geissele, LaRue, and ALG, our AR-15 trigger guide ranks them by pull quality and price.

BattleHawk Armory has the Triggered Company Disruptor 3-position forced reset trigger at $250, its holiday floor price, with free shipping on orders over $600. Forced reset triggers are federally legal again after the 2025 settlement, but several states restrict them, so confirm your local law first. Our forced reset trigger buyer's guide covers the current FRT landscape and which platforms each one fits. BattleHawk is also taking 10% off LMT Defense firearms with code LMT10 for a limited time.

Atrius Development is running 25% off its entire forced reset selector lineup for July 4 only, the single day of the weekend it discounts. That covers the standard drop-in FRS, the mil-spec profile for retro builds, and the ambidextrous G-Lever cut for Geissele super safety lowers, so the cleanest way onto a forced reset gun is cheapest on the holiday itself. Our Atrius FRS review covers install and how each variant fits your lower.

If you want a proven two-stage instead of a budget single-stage, Primary Arms' up to 30% off Geissele sale is the one to watch. It reaches the G2S two-stage, the SSA and SSA-E service triggers, and the Hi-Speed National Match set, so the reference-standard AR triggers land close to drop-in pricing this weekend. AR15 Discounts rounds out the budget end with Rise Armament RAVE 140 and CMC single-stage drop-ins on sale, stackable with the JULY1226 code.

The headline complete-gun deal is the Ruger RXM. The 4-inch optics-ready 19400 in Magpul Stealth Grey is $389.99 at Classic Firearms right now, down from $419.99 through July 5 and under a factory Glock 19 MOS. The RXM is a Glock 19 clone built on a Magpul grip module that runs Glock mags and a multi-footprint optic cut, so it is one of the easiest 9mm pistols to feed and to put a dot on. Drop it into our builder to plan the optic, light, and holster before the pistol ships.

Ruger

Ruger RXM

Glock 19 clone on a Magpul grip module, optics-ready and Glock-mag compatible

$539

MSRP

Glock G19-compatible compact with Magpul-designed grip module and modular chassis

Pros

• +Full G19 parts compatibility opens the largest aftermarket in pistols
• +Magpul grip module is better-textured and better-shaped than stock Glock
• +Ships at a $539 MSRP, below a factory Glock 19 MOS

Cons

• −Uses Glock Gen 3 fire control group, Gen 5 trigger parts will not fit
• −Aftermarket for RXM-specific parts is still thin vs mature Glock ecosystem
• −Factory Ruger trigger is Glock-grade, not notably better

Caliber: 9mmCapacity: 15+1Barrel: 4.0 inchesWeight: 23.2 oz

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To dress up an RXM or any Glock, Tyrant CNC is taking 10% off its Glock components, covering triggers, magazine extensions, magwells, and slide cover plates, with free shipping on orders over $200.

On the AR side, AR15 Discounts is clearing parts to build a lower for almost nothing: a BCA bolt carrier group is $49.95, an Andro Corp ACI-15 stripped lower is $69.95, and complete lowers with an Atrius selector run in the low $200s. Primary Arms is taking $450 off the Q 16-inch Sugar Weasel complete upper, a lightweight 5.56 unit that turns a spare lower into a featherweight carbine. Springfield Armory is 20% off sitewide, which is the window to grab a factory Echelon or XD OSP slide assembly, a threaded barrel, or accessories with the discount applied in cart. For the handguard and rail side of a build, Midwest Industries is taking 20% off its own MI-manufactured M-LOK rails, sight sets, and mounts with code AMERICA250 through July 6.

Magazines are the cheapest capacity you will buy all year. Extar has its EM9-18 18-round Glock-pattern 9mm mags at five for $45, about $9 each, and they drop free in the EP9 and full-size Glocks. MidwayUSA and the surplus houses are moving AR and pistol mags at holiday floors, so this is the weekend to top off your stack.

T.REX Arms anchors the carry side with its America 250 sale: 15% off holsters, 15% off nylon gear, up to 40% off swag and apparel, and a free book on orders over $150. The discounts apply automatically on the sale pages, no code required. If you have been waiting to grab a Sidecar or a Ragnarok, this is one of the few times T.REX discounts holsters directly.

LA Police Gear is running 20% off sitewide with code LAPG4TH2026 plus a free sticker, which is a good window for duty belts, range bags, and apparel. For a ranked look at what actually rides well every day before you buy, see our best concealed carry holsters guide.

Vertx is taking 50% off the Delta Stretch 2.1 and Delta Stretch LT pants, its most popular carry-friendly trousers, plus up to 30% off eligible gear when you spend $250 or more with code JULY4. That sale runs through July 7. Viktos is running doorbusters up to 41% off with 25% off sitewide, applied automatically, which is the deepest apparel cut of the group if you have been eyeing its range pants or outerwear.

Beyond the individual price drops, a wave of retailers is running blanket discounts on everything they carry. These are the storewide sales live right now, whether or not a specific product made the sections above.

TNVC's month-long Freedom 250 sale drops a rotating set of NVG accessories to $17.76, including the NERD retention, the Mohawk retention kit, and the PCM M-LOK mount, plus $50 off training tuition through July and 50% off NGI apparel while supplies last. It is a rare discount on night vision support gear, where prices almost never move.

On the suppressor side, Silencer Central is giving $150 back on select Dead Air and BANISH suppressors through July 6, issued as a coupon code after your can ships and good toward a future suppressor or an accessories order over $150. With the federal transfer tax now at $0 and eForm approvals running days rather than months, a can is the rare NFA purchase that is both cheaper and faster than it has ever been. Our suppressor buying guide walks through the current process end to end.

On the pistol side, SIG Sauer is taking $250 off a Custom Works Studio build with code AMERICA250 through July 8, letting you configure a bespoke P320 or P365 for less. Through July 5, SIG also drops a free heavy-duty ammo bag ($34.99 value) into your cart on any ammunition order of $100 or more. Once you have your parts picked, drop them into our rifle and pistol builder to sanity-check the loadout, or watch the live deals board for price drops that outlast the holiday weekend.

The best move this weekend is to consolidate. OpticsPlanet's JULY4 code covers the widest catalog, so if you need optics, a light, and small parts, a single cart maximizes the 13% before it expires July 4. Reserve the brand-direct sales for the things only they carry: holsters at T.REX, a custom pistol at SIG, night vision accessories at TNVC.

If this is your first serious upgrade run, spend where it changes how the gun shoots. Our first $500 in AR-15 upgrades guide orders the trigger, optic, light, and stock by impact, so a holiday budget goes to the parts that matter instead of the ones on the flashiest banner. Dates are firm: JULY4 ends July 4, Primary Arms July 5, Vertx July 7, SIG July 8. The deepest cuts on popular sizes and SKUs sell out well before the timer does.