How To Sell A Gun

People decide to sell guns for a number of reasons. They may have inherited one that they don't want to keep, purchased one that they like better than their current one, or have simply decided that the cash is worth more to them than the gun. This leaves them with one big question: how to sell a gun.

The oldest way to sell my gun is to take it to a local dealer. Dealers may purchase guns outright or accept them for resale on consignment. If they buy directly, they'll make an offer, and the seller can either accept it or decline it and try another dealer.

While the local dealer is the fastest buyer, it often isn't the best one. If there isn't much demand for guns in your area, you will often get a lower offer than you would elsewhere.

Because of this, many people are choosing to sell their guns online. The easiest way to do this is still to work with a dealer, but in this case, the dealer may be far from your location. In fact, it is likely to be in another state.

If you're wondering how to sell a gun with a distant dealer, the answer is simple. You mail your gun to the online dealer, and wait for that dealer's offer. Once you get an offer, you can either accept it or demand your gun back. The only difference here is that if you demand it back, it will have to be sent to your local federal firearms license-holding dealer for pickup.

One way to find an online dealer is to search for "sell my gun." However, you can skip the search if you work with us here at CaliberSwap. We make the process hassle-free.