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Here are some benefits:
- FFL Transfer fees included
- Instant release of liability post receipt of your consignment.
- Excellent representation using plenty of clear, well-lit photos with proper backgrounds that really sell, accurate details, and a researched price to maximize your returns.
- Allow buyers to trade with no obligation for trade value or liability. You still get all the money less the consignment fee.
- Values are decided before you commit and you get the last word on any reductions.
- Multi-market platforms
- Accept credit cards and check with liability
- Shipping
- No quantity or quality limits
- No buyer interactions
- No hassles
- No changes in the deal without your written consent.
Consigning a firearm is good on a number of levels. Fees are based on selling price with a thirty dollar minimum.
Fees are:
15% on selling price up to $450
12% $451 to $750
9% $750 to $1250
6% over $1251
maximum consignment fee is $125
If you elect to end this consignment you are responsible for the minimum consignment fee of thirty dollars.
This includes FFL Transfer a value of $20, Presentations photos taken and edited, narratives scripted and proofed, ad development and placing of ads, all correspondences with you and interested parties, and any accumulated expenses in direct relation to your consignment. Cleanings, repairs, contracted services are not covered in the minimum.
Why does there have to be a Transfer?
How does a licensee handle the sale of a consignment firearm?
Firearms received for sale on consignment must be entered in the licensee’s acquisition and disposition record. The sale of a consignment firearm is handled in the same manner as other firearm sales.
Return of any consigned firearms by the licensee to the consignor must be entered in the licensee’s disposition record. An ATF Form 4473 and a NICS check must be completed prior to the return of such firearms.
[18 U.S.C. 923(g); 27 CFR 478.122, 478.123, 478.124 and 478.125]
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