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Tips for a Great Listing
Not sure what photos or details buyers expect? Follow this checklist to create a listing that sells fast.
It's important to have a sound idea of what price point to list your firearm at. Start by checking out our Fair Price Estimator, then come back here for photo and description tips.
What to say in the description
- •Make & model
- •Caliber / gauge
- •Barrel length
- •Approx. round count
- •Modifications or upgrades (sights, trigger, stock)
- •Condition — and any flaws (honesty sells)
- •What's included (mags, case, original box, extras)
- •Optional: why you're selling
Example description
Glock 19 Gen 5, 9mm — like new. Barrel length 4.02". Approx. 200 rounds fired, runs flawlessly with zero malfunctions. No modifications; factory stock. Includes original hard case, two 15-round magazines, and a Blackhawk holster. Minor holster wear on the slide, otherwise excellent. Selling to fund a new optic purchase.
Photos (up to 6)
- 1Full left sideWhole gun lying flat, left side — clear and in focus.
- 2Full right sideWhole gun, right side — the opposite angle.
- 3Wear or damageClose-up of any scratches, wear, or flaws.
- 4Chamber / actionAction open so buyers can see the chamber and bore.
- 5Muzzle & barrelEnd of the barrel and muzzle crown.
- 6AccessoriesCase, magazines, optics, sling — everything included.
Never post your serial number — blur or cover it in any photo.