An old gun is not automatically an antique firearm under United States law. For resale purposes, the distinction depends on its date of manufacture, design,…
A homemade or custom-built firearm can have value, but selling one requires more preparation than selling a commercially manufactured pistol, rifle, or…
Selling an unwanted firearm involves more than agreeing on a price and handing over the case. The correct paperwork depends on the type of firearm, the buyer,…
When an unwanted firearm needs to leave a home, people often use the terms “gun buyback” and “firearm disposal service” interchangeably. The two options can…
Donating a firearm to a police department, sheriff’s office, or other law enforcement agency can seem like a straightforward way to remove an unwanted gun from…
Selling an unwanted firearm online can expose you to more than fake buyers and lost payments. A fraudulent transaction may also create legal problems, reveal…
Selling, donating, or otherwise transferring an unwanted firearm involves more than finding a buyer. The process can include federal and state requirements,…
Selling an unwanted firearm does not always require driving to a gun shop, waiting for an appointment, or transporting a collection across town. A federally…
Inherited firearms, decommissioned weapons, ammunition boxes, field gear, swords, medals, and other military collectibles can carry historical and sentimental…
Talking with an aging parent about firearms can bring together safety concerns, family history, independence, and strong emotions. A gun collection may…