Most cash offers in under 2 hours
Sell the Guns You Don't Shoot. Fund the One You Want.
Turn the guns you don't shoot into the ones you do. A real cash offer in about 2 hours, money in your account the day your gun arrives, and a Best Price Guarantee that beats any dealer's written quote, trade-in offers included.
Free · No obligation · Offers locked for 14 days while you shop
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$40M+
paid to sellers
85,000+
auctions completed
250,000+
guns appraised
13%
average above market on consignment
Figures reflect purchases and auctions across FirearmLand and our sister company Cash for Arms: one team, one federal firearms license. Consignment results vary by auction.
How fast is an offer?
Submit at lunch. Have your number by the afternoon.
Most offers arrive in under 2 hours, many in minutes, 365 days a year. Submission takes about two minutes, and you can send several guns in one pass.
Accept when you're ready, ship free the same day, and get paid the day your gun arrives. Choose instant bank deposit and it's in your account that day.
So when the new gun you want goes on sale Friday, your money can be sitting there Thursday.
Consignment, if you'd rather send one to auction.
The discontinued model the forums argue about. The one that books higher every year you don't shoot it. If you'd rather let a gun like that go to auction than take a cash offer for it, consignment is the other path.
Your gun gets listed by a Top-10 GunBroker seller with 85,000+ completed auctions, with studio photos and a True Photo Pledge that means bidders see your actual gun, never a retouched one. Our consignments have averaged 13% above market, though what any single auction brings depends on the bidders it draws.
That's the listing work you were dreading, done better than you'd do it, without your weekend. Read more on our consignment page.
You can also choose per gun. Cash for the ones you want gone, consignment for the one you think would do better in an auction.
What consignment pays
12, 15, 20%
Published consignment fees, depending on what it sells for
80 to 88%
Of the net proceeds stays yours
85,000+
Completed auctions
Bring us a local gun store's number. Watch it lose.
Trade-in credit starts at wholesale and only spends at that one store. Get the quote anyway, in writing, then send it to us. Under our Best Price Guarantee we verify the offer and beat it, so their number becomes your floor.
Only got a verbal number? Ask them to email it to you. Most will.
You end up with cash that spends anywhere, including on the exact gun you were about to trade toward, from whoever has it cheapest. And the offer you accept is what you're paid when your gun arrives as described, locked for 14 days, which is enough time to watch for the sale price on the new one.
The optics, ammo, and parts count too.
The scope you're not moving to the new rifle.
The half-case in a caliber you don't shoot anymore.
The parts bin, the mags, the case of factory ammo from the panic buy.
Send all of it. Everything you submit is appraised and comes back in the written offer, and nothing gets waved off at zero.
Clearing the bench is usually what pays for the glass on the next build.
Every way to sell it, side by side.
What you get: Market-based, guaranteed to beat any verified dealer offer
What it costs you: Nothing
How long: Most offers made within 2 hours, paid on arrival
What you get: Final auction price minus fees
What it costs you: 12, 15, or 20% of net proceeds, depending on what it sells for
How long: Scheduled auction, paid after it sells
What you get: Wholesale, in-store credit only
What it costs you: Time driving, negotiating, and the ability to spend credit elsewhere
How long: Same day
What you get: Sale price minus fees
What it costs you: Listing and payment fees, plus your time on photos, packing, and buyer disputes
How long: Weeks, sometimes months
What you get: Can net the highest number
What it costs you: Finding a buyer you can trust, arranging the legal transfer yourself
How long: Unpredictable
Questions before you submit
Why not sell it to a private party?
You might get a better number, and some sellers do. You might also get a no-show, a haggler at the meetup, or a transfer question you didn't want to own. Our offer is a fixed number you can plan around, paid the day the gun arrives, and it holds for 14 days while you decide.
Why not sell it on GunBroker myself?
You can, and if you already have an account with feedback, a light box, and weekends to spare, you probably should. For everyone else, count what it actually costs: the seller fee, the photos, the packing, the shipping, the buyer questions, and the disputes, spread across a few weekends you'd rather spend shooting.
If the gun is worth the auction, consign it with us and we do all of that at a published fee, listing it to the same buyers with better photos. If it isn't, take the cash offer and be done this week.
Can I negotiate the offer?
Yes, with the person who priced your gun. Send your comps and they'll take another look. They spend all day in the same sold listings you do, so a good comp gets a real answer rather than a form reply.
How long until the money is actually in my account?
Transit usually runs 2 to 5 days depending on where you're shipping from. We pay the day your gun arrives, and instant bank deposit lands the same day, so most sellers have money within a week of accepting.
I sell a couple guns every year. Anything for repeat sellers?
You get the same expert team, the same published consignment fees, and a submission that goes faster every time because you already know how it works. If you want a specific person to deal with, ask and we'll set that up.
What about a gun with a scope and upgrades on it?
List all of it. The optic, the trigger, the barrel, anything you added, and it all counts toward your offer. Mention brands and include receipts if you have them, since documented parts are easier to price accurately.
The new gun isn't going to fund itself.
Two minutes to submit, an offer that usually hits you within 2 hours, and it holds for 14 days while you watch the price on the gun you want. Finding out what the safe queens are worth costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Beats any verified dealer offer · Paid the day it arrives · Consign guns worth waiting on