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Sell It, Trade It, or Let Us List It

Three ways to move a gun you’re done with. We’ll tell you which one puts the most money in your pocket, even when it isn’t the one that pays us best.

Sell, trade or consign

Tell Us What You Have


Don’t send photographs yet — we’ll reply with where to send them once we’ve read this.

What we need to quote
Make & model
Required
Gauge or caliber
Required
Serial number
At inspection
Barrel length
Required
Condition
Your read
Provenance
If known
Photographs
We’ll request

Where to Start

A 12-bore that has been rebarrelled and a 12-bore that hasn’t are different guns to the market, and the gap shows up in the number. So do original case colour, a maker’s stamp on the flats, wall thickness above the minimum, and whether the barrels still ring.

Send us what you know and we’ll come back with what we think it’s worth on each of the three routes below — outright cash, trade credit, or consignment — and which one we’d take if it were ours.

Three routes

What Each One Actually Pays

01

Cash offer

We buy it outright. Fastest and simplest, and the lowest of the three numbers — we’re taking on the carrying cost and the risk that it sits. Funds released once the transfer clears.

02

Trade credit

Worth more than the cash offer because it comes back to us as a sale. Applied against anything in the rack, including a gun we acquire for you. No expiry.

03

Consignment

Nets the most on a gun with a real market, and takes the longest. You keep title until it sells. Our commission is agreed in writing before it’s listed.

Consignment

Listed Everywhere Buyers Are Actually Looking

A gun consigned with us goes up across the major marketplaces and auction platforms at once, alongside our own storefront and the buyers already on our books. Reaching that audience yourself means an account on each platform, a listing to write, photographs that don’t undersell the gun, and a seller rating you don’t have yet.

Then there’s everything after the sale. Verifying the receiving dealer’s licence, packing and insuring the shipment, coordinating the transfer, and fielding the lowball offers and tyre-kickers that arrive in between. We handle all of it, and you deal with one point of contact instead of six platforms.

Where it gets listed
GunBroker
Auction
Guns International
Fine & collectible
Guns.com
Marketplace
Our storefront
Direct
Our buyer list
Direct
Auction houses
Case by case