Are these gun sound effects free?

Yes. Every gunshot sound on NeverArmy plays free in your browser. There is no account, no app to install, and no limit on how many times you fire.

How do I play a gunshot sound?

Click or tap a weapon to fire one shot. On full-auto guns, press and hold to keep firing at that weapon's real rate of fire. Use the search box to jump straight to a gun by name or caliber.

Which gun sounds are on the soundboard?

Pistols and revolvers, assault rifles, battle rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, submachine guns, machine guns and grenade or rocket launchers, from World War II classics to modern service weapons.

Does the gun soundboard work on a phone?

Yes. It works on iPhone, Android, tablets and desktop. Tap for a single shot and press-and-hold for automatic fire. If you hear nothing on iPhone, check that the ringer switch is not on silent.

What is the difference between a handgun shot sound and a rifle shot sound?

Handgun rounds are smaller and slower, so a pistol shot is usually a shorter, flatter pop. Rifle cartridges carry more powder and the bullet breaks the sound barrier, adding a sharp supersonic crack and a longer echo.

Can I compare two guns side by side?

Yes. Every weapon has its own sound page with its caliber and fire mode, plus links to similar guns, so you can switch between them and hear the difference.

Free gun soundboard

Gun sound effects

Realistic gunshot sounds you can play right in your browser. Click a gun for one shot or hold it for full-auto. 171 pistols, rifles, shotguns, SMGs, machine guns and launchers, each with its own recorded sound.

171Gun sounds

8Categories

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The free gunshot sound effect soundboard

NeverArmy is a gun sound effects soundboard that runs entirely in your browser. There is nothing to download: pick a weapon, click it, and hear the shot. Hold down a full-auto gun and it keeps firing at its real cyclic rate, so an M249 sounds different from an MP5 or an AK-47.

Handgun shot sounds to heavy machine guns

Start with a handgun shot sound like the Glock 17, M1911 or Desert Eagle, then step up to assault rifle gunshots, shotgun blasts, .50 cal sniper shots and belt-fed machine gun fire. Every gun has its own page with its caliber, fire mode and a player, so you can compare gunshot noise between weapons one after another.

Gun SFX for fun, practice and reference

Use it to settle an argument about what a gun really sounds like, to compare calibers, or just to mess around with a soundboard of guns. The sound effects are for entertainment and reference only.

All gun sounds

171 weapons

Open any gun for its own sound page, specs and similar weapons.