Estate Sales experts in firearms, firearm accessories, militaria, knives, reloading supplies & Equipment. Serving Nevada, Northern California, Washington and Oregon.
Whether you're a firearm expert or novice,
let us guide you in getting top dollar!
About Going Going Gone Gun Auctions
Going Going Gone Gun Auctions specializes in assisting individuals with the sale of estate firearms and firearm accessories in Nevada, Washington, Northern California, and Oregon. We provide services for sellers looking to auction their firearm, firearm accessories, knives, reloading and militaria and buyers interested in purchasing these hard to find items.. Our Federally licensed experts have 40+ years of experience and understand the value of your possessions and will work to get you the best sale price possible.
Why use Going Going Gone Gun Auctions?
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Over 40 years of licensed firearms expertise.
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Honest, trustworthy, friendly and responsive.
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Tailored solutions to address the specific needs of sellers, ensuring a smooth and successful auction process.
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Full service cataloging or pick up and transport- we'll customize to your needs.
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First class photography and expert descriptions used to insure you get top dollar for your firearms.
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Listing and linking your firearms and accessories on Hibid and other websites to give our sellers the best opportunity for exposure and higher bids.
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In addition to firearms, we also specialize in ammunition, gun accessories, reloading supplies and equipment, militaria, knives, edged weapons, and antiques from the gun world.
What Our Clients Say:
Jean - Reno, NV
"After my husband passed away, I was left with a large collection of firearms and accessories. I enlisted the help of Going Going Gone Gun Auctions to sell everything. They were great at helping me understand the value and I felt comfortable with them and knew I wasn't being taken advantage of. The additional money I made helped me immensely."
Dale - Carson City, NV
"I used Going Going Gone Gun Auctions because after spending my life accumulating a large collection, I feel it's time to sell some of it to make extra money and to make it easier on my children when the time comes. Going Going Gone Gun Auctions is knowledgeable, efficient and I appreciate their excellent customer service!"
Get in touch with us to discover how Going Going Gone Gun Auctions can assist with selling your estate firearms and firearm accessory needs. Whether you're looking to sell or buy,
we are here to support your firearm auction journey.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Going Going Gone Gun Auctions
Q: Who is eligible to buy a firearm at the auction?
A: All bidders must be legally eligible to own a firearm. Generally, this means you must be at least 18 years old to purchase a long gun (rifle or shotgun) and at least 21 years old to purchase a handgun. All buyers must comply with all Federal, State, and Local laws.
Q: How does the legal transfer of a firearm work?
A: You win the auction and pay for the item. The firearm is shipped to a licensed FFL dealer that you designate in your state of residence. You must visit that FFL dealer to complete the required paperwork, including the ATF Form 4473, and pass a mandatory background check (NICS). Once the background check is approved, the FFL dealer transfers the firearm to you. Note: Your FFL dealer will likely charge a background and transfer fee, which is separate from the auction price and shipping.
Q: Are there age restrictions on ammunition?
A: Generally, you must be 18 years old to purchase rifle/shotgun ammunition and 21 years old to purchase handgun ammunition. All ammunition purchases must comply with all local, state, and federal laws.
Q: Is there a buyer's premium?
A: Yes, most gun auctions charge a buyer's premium, which is a percentage added to the final winning bid (the "hammer price"). GGGGA's charges an 18% buyer's premium.
Q: What forms of payment are accepted?
A: Credit Cards are required to register for the auction and will be charged once the auction is completed. Cash may be accepted for in-person pickups but must be specified within 24 hours after the close of the auction, otherwise the credit card on file will be charged. Consult the specific auction terms for accepted methods and any applicable fees.
Q: How long do I have to pay for my winning items?
A: Payment will be charged to your registered credit card no later that 48 hours after the close of the auction.
Q: How do I consign a firearms collection with GGGGA for auction?
A: Fill out our contact form on our website and a company representative will reach out to you to discuss your auction items.
Q: Are there fees for consigning/selling a gun?
A: Yes. Sellers are charged a percentage of hammer price for each lot sold. The exact commission percentage will be outlined in your consignment contract and will be based on various factors.
Q: When do I get paid after my items sell?
A: Per standard contract terms, sellers usually receive payment (via company check) within 30 days following the close of the auction.
Q: Can I pick up my firearm in person?
Yes, if you are a Nevada resident, you may schedule a pick up date/time. When picking up, a background check with be done onsite prior to delivery of the firearm. Additional background check fees apply.
Q: What are the shipping charges for firearms?
A: Shipping costs for firearms vary based on the item's size, weight, value (for insurance), and the recipient's location.
Q: Can the firearm be shipped directly to my home?
A: No. Federal law requires that all firearms (handguns, rifles, and shotguns) be shipped to an FFL dealer.