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Why Gun Owners Say We’re The Best
Expert and knowledgable appraisers evaluate your gun with no obligation
Highest value offers in the industry sent in under 24 hours
Risk free, all shipping and insurance costs are covered
Fastest payments around, get paid within 24 hours
Three easy steps, no contracts or red tape
Several locations mean faster shipping and payment
No one makes the selling process easier!
How It Works
1
Free Appraisal
Tell us your firearm’s make and model and provide a picture. We’ll give you an honest appraisal and purchase offer.
2
Free Shipping
We guide you through safely packaging your firearm and we pay for all shipping, insurance and transfer costs to mail it to us (it’s free).
3
Quick Payment
We receive your gun and promptly send your payment. Get paid via direct deposit or mailed check in as little as 24 hours.
Why Sell a Gun With Dunlap Gun Buyers?
When it comes to selling a firearm, we’ve helped thousands of Americans sell their guns the safe, legal, and hassle-free way. In business for over a decade, we have professionally appraised millions of firearms. Our streamlined process allows us to offer higher prices and make selling a gun online fast and easy. Our expert team of appraisers and historians utilize the most sophisticated and comprehensive firearms sales data in the world and consistently beat the competition with offer prices. We live by the golden-rule and treat our customers the way we’d want to be treated. From start to finish we aim to provide a 5-Star experience for our customers.
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