How to Sell a Gun

Deciding to sell a firearm rarely feels like selling “an object.” You are weighing what it represents in your life, protection, training, family history, and the responsibility that comes with it, and that makes the choice feel personal and consequential. You can feel relief and loss at the same time. Maybe you want the space, […]

As the holiday season approaches, the gun resale market continues to show steady demand and healthy activity. October 2025 offered a strong mix of new inventory, consistent conversions, and a few key operational takeaways. At Cash My Guns, we’re keeping a pulse on what sellers are sending in, how quickly it’s moving, and what that […]

As the leaves began to turn, so did the dynamics of the used gun market. September 2025 marked a steady month for firearm submissions to CashMyGuns, but within the numbers, several intriguing patterns emerged. Whether you’re a collector, a first-time seller, or someone watching market trends, this month’s forecast delivers essential insights.   Which Gun […]

When it comes to selling a firearm, most owners focus on brand, condition, or rarity. While those factors matter, the biggest influence on resale value is the same force that shapes every market: supply and demand. Understanding this relationship can help you time your sale, set realistic expectations, and maximize your return.    The Basics […]

The phrase “sell a gun without a background check” raises a lot of questions, and for good reason. Firearm transactions in the U.S. are heavily regulated, but those regulations vary depending on who is selling, where the sale takes place, and which state you’re in. If you’re considering selling a firearm, understanding the laws that […]

If you’ve got a firearm to sell but can’t find the original box or paperwork, don’t worry, you can still legally sell it. While having the box, manuals, and receipts can add to the gun’s value and appeal, they aren’t required for a lawful sale. What matters most is following all applicable federal, state, and […]

Private firearm sales, especially between strangers, carry legal risks that many don’t anticipate. Whether you’re in Michigan or another state, understanding liabilities and regulations is essential to protect yourself when selling privately.    Federal Law: What You Can and Cannot Do Under the Gun Control Act of 1968, unlicensed individuals may sell a firearm to […]

Selling a firearm online can feel overwhelming if you’re not sure who you can trust with such a valuable item. Scams, lowball offers, and confusing legal requirements can make the process intimidating, especially if you’ve never sold a gun online before. There is good news, though! You can find a reputable buyer for your firearm […]

The world of online firearm sales can be a confusing landscape, especially when each state has its own set of rules. If you’re wondering, “Is it legal to sell a gun online?” The answer is: yes, but it depends on where you live and how you do it. At CashMyGuns, we help gun owners across the […]

In a major move that’s sending ripples across the firearm community, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed a reconciliation bill that removes suppressors, commonly referred to as silencers, from the National Firearms Act (NFA). In addition, the $200 tax stamp traditionally required to purchase a suppressor is being reduced to $0. This landmark shift, outlined […]

The average value of common AR15 brands—from el cheapo brand guns to uber expensive brand ARs—can range from $350 to $2,400. There is a wide range in market value of AR15 rifles since there are so many manufacturers and so many AR15 on the new and used market. Factors influencing an AR15’s value not only […]

No, common, mass-produced guns, especially polymer frame pistols for self-defense, typically do not hold their value. Many guns, however, do increase in value over time, depending on the firearm. Some guns that have increased in value include old Colt revolvers, Winchester lever action rifles, and high-quality double-barrel shotguns like those made by Browning and Beretta. […]