3 Tips to Ensure You Get the Best Value for Your Gun Sale

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If you are planning to sell a firearm soon, you likely not only want to sell it quickly but also at a fair price. Whether you are using the money to fund your dream gun purchase or other reasons, there is more to getting the best sale price for your guns than simply posting them and sitting back. If you want to get the absolute best value for your item, try these three things.

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Post Clear Pictures and Optimize Your Description

Before setting the price on your online listing, take the time to make your gun look as sellable as possible. While many buyers will pull the trigger on an item simply because it is the specific model they are looking for, more information could help bump the sale price up. If you take clear pictures of your gun showcasing its condition and fill your product description with specs and unique details, you can make your listing more enticing. Do not forget to add keywords to your listing as well and fill out any platform-specific details to help give your listing a boost in site search results.

Research the True Value of Your Gun

Now the all-important question: What should you price your gun? While you could go off of the price you originally paid for it minus a few percentage points for use, it is important to consider that some gun values rise over time as the firearm becomes more collectible. The only way to know is to do your research and to see what other similar models have sold for in the past. It is important to distinguish that just because someone else listed their gun for a certain price does not mean that people are willing to pay that. If you would like to get more in-depth, consider purchasing a pricing report from a site such as GunBroker.com, for example.

Try an Auction

There are plenty of benefits of listing your firearm for sale through an auction. For one, you can attract buyers that might be looking for a deal only for a bidding war to ensue, driving up the price. Additionally, an auction might prove that your initial price assumption might have been too low as the market determines the gun is actually worth more. Although auctions can be potentially risky, if your item gains enough exposure in the listing results and you have provided clear photos and a detailed description, you could fetch more for your gun than you anticipated.

About GunBroker.com

If you are a gun enthusiast interested in buying, selling, or just browsing thousands of firearms and virtually anything firearms-related, the GunBroker.com experience is simply a must. The platform was founded by gun enthusiasts as a place for anyone with a passion for firearms to connect. It is a marketplace for gun enthusiasts looking to buy, sell, or auction off new and used guns, parts, ammunition, accessories, hunting gear, collectibles, and so much more. Since its founding, it has grown into one of the biggest, most prominent firearms and firearms-related marketplaces in the world. The GunBroker.com team is proud to provide fellow firearms enthusiasts with a transparent, secure, and safe online platform to browse, buy, sell, auction, and bid on guns while promoting and supporting responsible gun ownership, use, and commerce. Informative tools are available to buyers and sellers that strictly support the policies and regulations that promote responsible gun sales. These tools include an FFL-lookup function and buyer’s protection. Whether you are looking for a Colt 1911, a Glock 35, or virtually anything else, GunBroker.com is the place to find it.

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