A curated ranking of the most accurate long-range shooters in NBA history, strictly limited to players with at least 500 career three-point makes. This list highlights precision over volume, featuring guards and forwards who mastered the geometry of the corner and the arc with exceptional consistency across their professional careers.
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Former Los Angeles Lakers guard who holds the record for highest career three-point percentage among players with 500+ makes, finishing at an astonishing 47.8%. His ability to catch and shoot from the wings and corners made him a highly valued role player during his ten-year NBA career.
Widely regarded as the greatest catch-and-shoot specialist in NBA history, Korver finished with a 42.8% career three-point percentage and over 2,450 makes. His perfect blend of quick release and form shooting allowed him to remain an elite threat well into his late 30s across multiple franchises.
Known for his lightning-quick release, Legler shot 42.6% from three-point range over his career with over 560 makes. He was famous for his ability to get a shot off before defenders could react, making him a dangerous spot-up shooter and a memorable participant in the 1993 NBA Three-Point Contest.
A modern master of efficiency, Harris has consistently shot above 40% from deep throughout his career with over 1,400 makes. His unselfish play style and reliable form shooting have made him a cornerstone for championship-contending teams, including his tenure with the Brooklyn Nets and Cleveland Cavaliers.
The elder statesman of sharpshooters, this Cliff Robinson (not the Detroit Piston) shot 40.2% from three over a 16-year career with over 1,300 makes. His consistency and durability allowed him to be a reliable floor-spacer for various teams, proving that age and experience can refine shooting mechanics effectively.
A legendary Soviet Union player who brought elite shooting skills to the NBA, Bazarevich shot 40.0% from three with over 500 makes. Despite shorter NBA stints, his international pedigree and high-volume accuracy highlight the global nature of precision shooting in basketball.
One of the most dangerous big men in NBA history, Towns has surpassed 1,000 three-point makes while shooting approximately 39.7% from deep. His ability to stretch the floor as a center creates unique spacing issues for opponents, blending traditional post play with modern rim protection and perimeter shooting.
A clutch icon who made over 2,560 threes at a 39.5% clip throughout his legendary career with the Indiana Pacers. Miller's legacy is defined by his ability to perform under pressure, often hitting game-winning shots and consistently punishing defenses who dared to leave him open.
Known as 'Jet', Terry accumulated over 2,570 three-point makes with a solid 39.2% career accuracy. His speed off the dribble and quick release made him one of the most prolific scorers in NBA history, and he holds the record for most three-pointers made in a single playoff game.
A three-time NBA champion with the Miami Heat, Jones shot 39.1% from three with over 1,000 career makes. His quiet consistency and championship pedigree made him an ideal teammate, providing reliable spacing and defensive effort whenever he stepped onto the court.
Renowned for his lockdown defense and reliable outside shot, Green has made over 1,600 threes at a 39.0% clip. His '3-and-D' capabilities made him a sought-after free agent, contributing to championships in both Los Angeles and Toronto due to his ability to hit open shots under pressure.
A legendary sixth man with over 2,200 three-point makes and a 38.9% career percentage. Crawford's flair for the dramatic and ability to create his own shot from deep made him a fan favorite, often delivering highlight-reel dunks and deep threes off the bench.
One of the greatest shooters ever, Allen made over 2,973 threes at a 40.0% clip before being surpassed in volume by Curry and Thompson. His longevity, combined with elite accuracy and clutch performance, established him as the standard for basketball shooting mechanics for decades.
Revolutionary shooter who has shattered all volume and accuracy records, making over 3,700 threes at 42.6%. Curry's range extends far beyond the arc, forcing defenses to guard him half-court and fundamentally changing how the game is played and coached globally.
The other half of the 'Splash Brothers', Thompson has made over 3,100 threes with a 41.3% career accuracy. His combination of size, quick release, and off-ball movement makes him arguably the most dangerous corner shooter in NBA history, capable of single-handedly taking over games.
Despite his height, Durant has become one of the most efficient long-range scorers, shooting 38.3% from three with over 2,400 makes. His unblockable jumper allows him to get off shots over any defender, making him a constant threat regardless of defensive scheme or size matchup.
Known for 'Dame Time' buzzer-beaters, Lillard has made over 2,800 threes at a 37.1% clip. His ability to hit deep range shots from 30 feet out creates significant defensive spacing, and his clutch gene has earned him numerous moments of NBA history lore.
A smooth scorer with over 1,600 three-point makes and a 36.0% accuracy rate, Booker has refined his long-range game significantly. His ability to create his own shot and pull up from deep makes him a versatile offensive weapon for the Phoenix Suns.