In the market for a rooty tooty gun? Look no further than my Bridger Western Guns Tier List, ranking each primary and secondary weapon from best to worst, including which Cards to pair them with, and how they perform in PvP and PvE.
Bridger: Western Guns Tier List
This tier list is up to date as of April 6th, 2026.
S-TIER
- Whitney Dragoon [Primary]
- High damage revolver with a slow reload time.
- Taurus .357 [Primary]
- A standard pistol. Pretty average in every stat with a decent reload speed.
- Tommy Gun [Secondary]
- A standard spray-and-pray gun. Holds 25 rapid-firing bullets to get chasers off your back.
A-TIER
- Schofield 6 [Primary]
- Average in every stat with a quick reload.
- Bolt Action Rifle [Secondary]
- An incredible gun which deals damage based on distance from the target. Tricky to wield if you’re not good with accuracy.
- Maverick 88 [Secondary]
- A low spread pump-action shotgun. Sprays 6 pellets and can kill in a few hits.
- Sabre [Secondary]
- A sword capable of parrying other sabres, parrying bullets, and handling vampires. Well-rounded, but quite niche.
B-TIER
- Dual Derringers [Primary]
- Deals low damage with a quick fire rate. This gun burns through ammo.
- Bow [Primary]
- Mid-range with less damage, takes longer to shoot and requires custom ammo. Shoots similarly to a sniper.
- Malcom .70 [Secondary]
- A 4-bullet scoped rifle with long range. Headshots for 50 (typically 40), but it does not scale with distance.
- Mare’s Leg [Secondary]
- A quicker version of the Winchester Repeater. High range, good firing rate, but lower damage.
C-TIER
- DB Shotgun [Secondary]
- A double-barreled shotgun that fires twice with a wide spread.
- Winchester Repeater [Secondary]
- An 8-bullet revolver with a high firing rate and more range.
D-TIER
- Mauser [Primary]
- Low damage with a high firing rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does each tier mean?
- S: These are my top picks for the best guns in the game. They’re decently balanced and powerful.
- A: Great secondary guns. Not literally, but as a secondary option for your primary or swap-outs. They have favourable stats and hold their own during PvP and PvE conflict.
- B: Average guns with decent balancing. Overall, pretty solid weapons if you like their playstyle.
- C: These guns aren’t as balanced as I’d like, having pretty low damage in exchange for stronger reloads and range. Not ideal in a life-or-death scenario.
- D: If you enjoy how these guns fire, then by all means give them a shot. Puns aside, I’m not a fan of their performance.
- How do I get guns?
- The Gun Store sells most guns in the game in the main town (Ridge B. County). Others can be found at the Outlaw Camp.
- How do I get a secondary weapon?
- When you reach Tier 3, you will unlock the capacity to wield a secondary weapon alongside your primary.
- What Cards should I use to enhance my guns?
- A True Cowboy: Deal 17% more Gun DMG on horseback.
- Desperado: The lower your HP, the more DMG your Guns deal.
- Executioner: Dealing a headshot that would do more than 40 DMG (knocking an opponent) will now decapitate them.
- Quick Draw: Upon equipping your primary, enter quickdraw state for a short duration.
- Veteran: No longer empty your chamber whilst reloading with a Revolver.
- Lung Shot: Hitting someone also drains their Stamina.
Start Playing
Now you know my picks for the top guns, start collecting them via Roblox. If you’re interested in knowing more about what Cards to pair with your guns, check out my Bridger Western Cards Tier List.
Or, for more rooty tooty articles, I have a Dogbane Herb location guide and a Corpse Part spawn location guide.
