Videos tagged with Firearm Consignment

Gun store business experiences cyclical lows, particularly in summer, leading to an increase in firearm sales and trade-ins. This surplus of used firearms, especially older models lacking modern features like optic-readiness, drives down prices. Sellers often expect higher resale values than the current market supports, similar to vehicle depreciation. Motivations for selling include acquiring newer models with upgraded features, limited storage space, or relocation to areas with different firearm regulations.

Selling a transferable machine gun involves understanding the legal transfer process and market value. John Keane, an NFA expert, advises contacting a specialized auction house like Morphe's for valuation and handling. The process, including ATF approval, can take several months, with estate sales sometimes expediting the timeline. Proper documentation is crucial, especially in estate situations.

The reviewer details the sale of a Harrington & Richardson (H&R) Model 930 revolver, highlighting the current favorable market for selling firearms. The H&R 930, purchased for $220, was sold on consignment for $399 after addressing its damaged sights, netting approximately $330 after fees. This profit was used to purchase a Beretta 92FS 22LR conversion kit, which allows practice with a 9mm Beretta 92FS using cheaper .22LR ammunition. The kit, made by Umarex in Germany, includes a new slide, barrel, recoil spring, and magazine, though the magazine is pinned to 10 rounds in the reviewer's state.

This video reviews the Wild West Guns Marlin 1895 Copilot, chambered in 45-70 and 457 Wild West Mag. The rifle features a custom Machete Grey Cerakote finish with darker accents on controls and sights, creating a monochromatic look. The presenter highlights the rifle's breakdown capability, designed for compact storage in aircraft, and notes that this specific firearm is available for sale on consignment.