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ARC Raiders Weapons for Sale

Buying weapons in an extraction shooter, without doing the raids

ARC Raiders does not let you buy a gun and keep it forever. Every weapon you own sits in your stash, and the moment you take it into a raid it is at risk — die on the surface and it stays with whoever killed you. That single rule is why a weapons order here works differently from a normal “buy an item” service, and it is worth understanding before you pick a package.

What you are actually buying is a stocked stash. We bring you the weapon, at the tier you asked for, with the attachments already fitted, delivered to your account so it is sitting there ready for your next drop. You keep it as long as you keep extracting with it. Most of our regulars order in batches for exactly this reason — three or six of the same gun, so that losing one raid does not put them back to a starting pistol.

How the weapon actually reaches you

Delivery is done in-game through a raid trade. You and one of our raiders drop into the same session, the gear is handed over, and you extract with it. There is no account sharing involved in this method and nothing leaves your hands — you are logged in and you walk out with the loot yourself.

Because the handover happens inside the game, your platform matters. Trades between different platforms are not possible, so tell us whether you are on PC, PlayStation or Xbox when you order and we will match you with a raider on the same one. Orders in our queue are routinely split by platform for this reason.

What people actually order on this page

These are real completed orders, so you can see where the price lands rather than guessing from a “from $4” label. Small single-weapon pickups sit at the bottom, stocked loadouts and full blueprint runs at the top.

What was orderedPrice paid
All blueprints except Equalizer$77
Three new blueprints, buyer’s pick$70
Hullcracker with compensator, muzzle brake, stable stock and angled grip (all tier 3)$36
x3 Bettina IV + x3 Tempest + x3 Vulcano$36
x6 Tempest IV with full attachments$30
Single weapon, mid tier$23–$33

The pattern is consistent: a single gun is cheap, and the cost climbs with tier, with quantity, and with how much attachment work is bolted on. A stack of six fully kitted Tempest IV costs less per unit than buying them one at a time, which is why most repeat buyers order in threes and sixes.

Attachments are most of the value

A bare weapon and the same weapon with tier 3 attachments are not the same item in a fight. Recoil control, handling and time-to-kill all move, and the attachments themselves have to be crafted or looted separately. When an order says “with full attachments” it means the gun arrives with the slots already filled — compensator, muzzle brake, stock and grip — rather than as a frame you still have to farm parts for.

If you are not sure which combination you want, say what you struggle with instead. Losing fights at range and losing them in close rooms call for different builds, and we will fit the gun accordingly rather than defaulting to the most expensive parts.

Weapons we are asked for most

  • Tempest — the most requested gun on this page by a wide margin, usually at tier IV and usually in multiples.
  • Bettina — ordered alongside Tempest often enough that the two together are effectively a standard package.
  • Vulcano — the third of the common trio.
  • Hullcracker — almost always ordered kitted rather than bare.
  • Equalizer — the one people chase last, and the reason “all blueprints except Equalizer” exists as a cheaper option.

If the weapon you want is not in that list, it is still orderable. Name it in the order and we will price it — the list above reflects demand, not the limits of what we can deliver.

Blueprints instead of finished guns

Some buyers would rather have the blueprint than the weapon, because a blueprint lets you keep crafting the gun yourself after the order is finished. That is the more expensive route up front — the $70 and $77 orders in the table above are both blueprint runs — and it is the better one if you expect to lose weapons regularly and want to replace them from your own workshop. If you want the crafting side handled instead, our Blueprints and Crafting Materials services cover that directly.

FAQ
Will I lose the weapon if I die?
Yes. ARC Raiders is an extraction shooter and gear you take into a raid can be lost there. We are honest about this because it changes what you should order: if you are still learning the maps, a batch of three mid-tier weapons will serve you better than one expensive one. Nothing about the order protects the item once it is in your hands.
Do you need my account details?
No. Weapons are handed over by in-raid trade, which means you are playing on your own account while our raider meets you in the session and passes the gear across. You stay logged in the whole time.
Can you deliver to me on console?
Yes, on both PlayStation and Xbox, and we run these orders regularly. The one restriction is that the trade has to happen between two players on the same platform, so let us know which one you are on and we will assign a raider to match. A PC raider cannot hand items to a console account.
Why is the listed price so much lower than the examples in the table?
The starting price covers the cheapest single item at a low tier. The examples in the table are real orders from buyers who wanted higher tiers, full attachment sets or multiple copies. We would rather show you both numbers than quote a starting price and surprise you at checkout.
Can I order something that is not listed?
Yes, and a good share of the orders on this page are exactly that — a written list of specific weapons, tiers and attachments. Write out what you want and we will confirm the price before anything starts.
How long does it take?
The limiting factor is getting you and the raider into the same session at a time you are both online, so it depends more on your availability than on the size of the order. Once we are in a raid together the handover itself is quick. Larger blueprint orders take longer because the items have to be produced first.