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For just $20 more, shoot 50 rounds to qualify and get BOTH requirements out of the way at the same time.
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You can still privately sell or transfer an AR-15 in Colorado — but the rules changed on August 1, 2026.
If your AR-15 qualifies as a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm (SSF) under SB25-003, the buyer generally must satisfy Colorado’s new SSF requirements before receiving it.
But there may be another option..
Colorado law specifically excludes firearms with a permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than 15 rounds, including semiautomatic firearms that have been converted to that configuration.
That means Damage Factory may be able to convert a qualifying AR-15 to a permanently fixed-magazine configuration before the private transfer, potentially taking the firearm outside the SSF classification and avoiding the additional SSF process for the buyer.
For some private sales, this may be the fastest and least expensive path — while the normal background-check and private-transfer requirements still apply.







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Updated September 2026
One of the most common questions we’re hearing at Damage Factory since Colorado’s new semiautomatic firearm law took effect is:
“I already own my AR-15. Can I sell it to my friend?”
Yes, Colorado law still provides a legal path for private firearm transfers.
But you generally cannot simply take the money and hand the buyer the rifle.
Colorado already required most private firearm transfers to involve a federally licensed firearms dealer (FFL) for the required background check. And beginning August 1, 2026, SB25-003 added additional requirements when the firearm being transferred qualifies as a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm (SSF).
Here’s what Colorado gun owners need to know.
This part isn’t new.
Colorado has generally required background checks for private firearm transfers since July 1, 2013.
Colorado Revised Statutes §18-12-112 states that, subject to statutory exceptions, before an unlicensed person transfers possession of a firearm, a background check must be conducted on the prospective transferee and the transfer must receive approval from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
In practical terms, a typical private firearm transaction looks like this:
The FFL processes the transfer and performs the required background check before the buyer takes possession.
So even before SB25-003, simply meeting someone in a parking lot, accepting cash and handing over your AR-15 generally was not the proper way to conduct a Colorado private firearm sale.
There are statutory exceptions to Colorado’s private-transfer requirements, so particular family, temporary-transfer and other situations should be evaluated separately.
Official Source: Colorado Revised Statutes §18-12-112 — Private Firearms Transfers.
This is where SB25-003 comes in.
Colorado’s new law created a category called a:
The law generally includes certain semiautomatic rifles and shotguns with detachable magazines, as well as certain gas-operated semiautomatic handguns with detachable magazines, subject to definitions and exclusions contained in the statute.
Many conventional detachable-magazine AR-15 configurations therefore fall within the SSF definition.
And the law doesn’t only talk about buying a brand-new firearm from a gun store.
It also regulates TRANSFERS.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife states:
“This law only affects those who will purchase and/or transfer SSFs on or after August 1, 2026.”
That distinction matters.
Buying your buddy’s used AR-15 doesn’t automatically avoid SB25-003 simply because the firearm isn’t new.
For a typical private transfer, you should expect the transaction to involve a licensed FFL.
If the AR-15 qualifies as an SSF, SB25-003 also matters.
The enacted law specifically allows a person to transfer an SSF to a federally licensed firearms dealer, and it establishes circumstances under which an eligible person may receive or purchase an SSF.
So don’t think of it as:
Think of it as a regulated firearm transfer in which the FFL handles the transfer process and determines what documentation and approvals are required before releasing the firearm.
If the firearm qualifies as a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm and no statutory exception applies, the buyer/recipient must satisfy the applicable SB25-003 requirements before receiving or purchasing the firearm.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife’s current guidance directs customers through its Firearms Safety System and Sheriff’s Office process and requires the applicable firearms safety training.
The key point is simple:
A private-party transfer is still a transfer.

This is one of the most interesting provisions in SB25-003.
Colorado didn’t just exclude firearms originally manufactured with qualifying fixed magazines.
The law specifically addresses firearms that have been converted.
The actual statute excludes:
“A firearm that has a permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than fifteen rounds of ammunition, including a semiautomatic firearm that has been converted to have a permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than fifteen rounds of ammunition.”
— Colorado Senate Bill 25-003 / C.R.S. §18-12-116
Suppose you own a conventional AR-15 with a detachable magazine and want to privately sell it to another Colorado resident.
Instead of requiring the buyer to complete the additional process applicable to a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm, Damage Factory may be able to convert the firearm to a qualifying permanently fixed-magazine configuration before the transfer. In most cases, it costs less than $90 to do so.
If the completed configuration satisfies Colorado’s statutory requirements, the firearm is excluded from the definition of a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm (SSF).
For a buyer who hasn’t completed Colorado’s SSF requirements, this may provide a much simpler option:
Bring the AR-15 to Damage Factory
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Have Damage Factory evaluate the firearm
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Convert it to a qualifying permanently fixed magazine of 15 rounds or fewer, where appropriate
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Process the normal private-party firearm transfer and background check
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Buyer takes possession after all applicable transfer requirements are satisfied
For the right firearm and transaction, this could be substantially faster and less expensive than having a buyer start the entire SSF eligibility and training process solely to purchase one used AR-15.
This distinction is important.
SB25-003 doesn’t simply say “fixed magazine.”
It says:
So don’t buy a random “California compliant” part online, install it yourself and assume you’re automatically exempt from Colorado’s SSF law.
California compliance and Colorado compliance are not necessarily the same thing.
The firearm’s final configuration must satisfy Colorado’s definition.
Already own an AR-15 you want to sell?
Have a buyer interested in your rifle who hasn’t completed the SSF process?
BRING THE RIFLE TO DAMAGE FACTORY BEFORE YOU TRANSFER IT.
We’ll examine the firearm and determine whether a qualifying fixed-magazine conversion is an appropriate option.
For some transactions, it could be the simplest, fastest and least expensive path to completing the transfer legally.
Damage Factory
6852 S Dallas Way
Greenwood Village, CO 80112
The fixed-magazine conversion addresses the firearm’s classification under Colorado’s SSF statute. It does not eliminate other applicable state or federal transfer requirements, including Colorado’s private-transfer/background-check requirements. Eligibility depends on the firearm’s actual final configuration. This information is educational and is not legal advice.
Owning an AR-15 before August 1 and acquiring another AR-15 after August 1 are two different questions.
SB25-003’s new purchase/transfer provisions concern transactions occurring on or after August 1, 2026.
The fact that your friend already owns another AR-15 does not, by itself, mean a new transfer is exempt.
Don’t assume changing the word “sale” to “gift” makes the rules disappear.
Colorado’s existing private-transfer statute regulates transfers of possession, not simply commercial sales.
There are specific exceptions within Colorado law for certain transfers and circumstances, but whether an exception applies depends on the actual facts.
If you’re unsure, ask an FFL before transferring possession.
Now it gets interesting.
Not every semiautomatic AR-style firearm necessarily falls within Colorado’s SSF definition.
SB25-003 contains exclusions, including an exclusion involving firearms with a permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than 15 rounds.
That means the exact configuration of the firearm matters.
However:
Colorado uses specific statutory language, including “permanently fixed.”
A firearm falling outside the SSF definition may not be subject to the additional SSF requirements, but Colorado’s ordinary private-transfer/background-check requirements can still apply.
If you’re unsure how your firearm is classified, have it evaluated before attempting the transfer.
Yes.
Instead of trying to decipher SB25-003 yourself, bring the firearm and buyer to Damage Factory and let us help determine what transfer requirements apply.
We can help answer:
Does this firearm qualify as an SSF?
Does the buyer need to complete the SB25-003 requirements?
What does the buyer need to bring?
Can the transfer be processed today?
What happens if the buyer hasn’t completed the SSF process yet?
Colorado firearm laws have become substantially more complicated.
Don’t guess.
Damage Factory
6852 S Dallas Way
Greenwood Village, CO 80112
Yes, Colorado law still provides a way to privately sell or transfer an AR-15. Most private firearm transfers are subject to Colorado’s background-check/FFL requirements. If the AR-15 qualifies as a Specified Semiautomatic Firearm under SB25-003, additional requirements may apply to the recipient.
You generally should not simply exchange the firearm directly for cash without going through the required transfer process. Colorado has required background checks for most private firearm transfers since 2013. A licensed firearm dealer can process the private-party transfer.
Yes, it can. Colorado Parks & Wildlife expressly states that the law affects people who purchase and/or transfer Specified Semiautomatic Firearms on or after August 1, 2026.
If your AR-15 qualifies as an SSF and no exception applies, the recipient must satisfy the applicable SB25-003 requirements. The fact that the firearm is used or privately owned does not by itself exempt the transaction.
No general exemption exists merely because a firearm is used. The important questions are the firearm’s classification, the date and nature of the transfer, the recipient’s eligibility and whether a statutory exception applies.
Calling the transaction a gift does not automatically exempt it from Colorado firearm-transfer laws. Colorado law contains specific exceptions for certain transfers, so the relationship between the parties and circumstances of the transfer matter.
Generally, yes. Colorado has required background checks for most private firearm transfers since July 1, 2013, subject to statutory exceptions.
For a typical private-party transaction, a licensed firearm dealer is used to conduct the required background check and process the transfer. Specific statutory exceptions can apply in limited circumstances.
Prior ownership does not automatically prohibit you from transferring the firearm. However, a new sale or transfer occurring on or after August 1, 2026 can be subject to the new law if the firearm qualifies as an SSF.
Already owning an AR-15 does not itself exempt a person from the requirements applicable to a new purchase or transfer occurring after August 1, 2026.
Potentially not. SB25-003 excludes certain firearms with a permanently fixed magazine that cannot accept more than 15 rounds from the SSF definition. The exact firearm configuration matters, and a product advertised as a “fixed magazine” or “California compliant” device should not automatically be assumed to satisfy Colorado’s definition.
Yes. Damage Factory can assist with private firearm transfers and help customers understand which requirements apply to the firearm and recipient.
Use the official sources below:
Colorado General Assembly — SB25-003, Semiautomatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire Devices
Colorado Parks & Wildlife — Specified Semiautomatic Firearms
Colorado Revised Statutes §18-12-112 — Private Firearms Transfers / Background Check Requirements
Colorado General Assembly — SB25-003
Official enacted legislation and bill history.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife — Specified Semiautomatic Firearms
Current state guidance concerning the Firearms Safety System, eligibility process, Sheriff’s Office requirements and firearms safety training.
Colorado General Assembly — Colorado Revised Statutes §18-12-112
Colorado’s private firearm transfer/background-check requirements.
This page provides general educational information about Colorado firearm laws and is not legal advice. Firearm laws and regulations can change, and the classification of a particular firearm may depend on its exact configuration and the circumstances of a transfer. Damage Factory customers should verify current requirements before transferring a firearm.
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BONUS: Your SB25-003 4-Hour Class also counts toward your Colorado CCW Refresher! Complete the 50-round shooting qualification and add your CCW Refresher Certificate for only $20 more!
THE COURTS HAVE BEEN BUSY
Here’s what happened while everyone was trying to figure out which new form they’re supposed to fill out:
1. COLORADO SB25-003 — THE FIGHT IS ON
Del Toro v. Polis is asking a federal judge to hit Colorado’s new semi-auto permit system with a preliminary injunction. Translation: Judge needs to shut it down while we fight about whether it’s constitutional.” No ruling expected for weeks.
2. COLORADO’S 3-DAY WAIT IS BACK IN THE HOT SEAT
A federal judge heard arguments Aug. 24. This got a lot more interesting after the 10th Circuit came down against New Mexico’s 7-day waiting period. Colorado says its law is different. The judge gets the next word – Stay tune!
3. THE NFA JUST GOT WEIRDER
A Texas federal injunction involving suppressors, SBRs and SBSs took effect Aug. 13 for certain covered plaintiffs, members and customers.
Before anyone starts celebrating: this is NOT a nationwide “NFA is gone” ruling. And Colorado has its own dangerous-weapons law lurking in the bushes with a clipboard.
4. “GHOST GUN” RULE TAKES A HIT
A federal judge ruled against ATF’s Frame or Receiver Rule on Second Amendment and due-process grounds. This could become a very important case regarding your right to personally manufacture a firearm. (Defense Distributed v. Blanche)
5. DOJ vs. DENVER — STILL COOKING
Denver wants the DOJ lawsuit against its semi-auto rifle and 15+ round magazine ban dismissed. DOJ says commonly owned AR-style rifles are protected arms. Nobody has flipped the table yet. Stay tuned.
6. NEW YORK DECIDED GLOCKS NEEDED MORE LAWYERS
New York’s new “convertible pistol” restrictions targeting Glock and similar pistols have been challenged in federal court. Plaintiffs basically argue: You can’t ban one of America’s most commonly owned handguns because criminals illegally modify some of them.
DAMAGE FACTORY WATCH LIST
SB25-003 Injunction — This could directly affect Colorado’s new semi-auto permit system.
Colorado 3-Day Waiting Period — The 10th Circuit’s New Mexico decision makes this one VERY likely to be repealed.
NFA Lawsuit — Potentially huge for suppressors/SBRs, but Colorado law makes this a whole different animal. We are going into an uncharted territory.
Bottom line:
We’ll keep watching so you don’t have to read 347 pages of legalese just to avoid accidentally becoming a felon.


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]]>Glock 34 Gen 4 – Light use, red barrel – Stock #18970 – $750.00
Springfield Hellcat w/ Holosun – Light use – Stock #18876 – $699.99
Ruger P93 DAO – Looks new – Stock #18984 – $599.00
FN Reflex – Light use – Stock #19388 – $499.99
S&W M&P 5.7 – Light/laser, looks new, silver slide – Stock #19444 – $649.99
Glock 22 Gen 3 – Light use – Stock #19390 – $450.00
Glock 27 Gen 3 – Light use – Stock #19391 – $450.00
Shadow Systems MR920L – Grip tape, rough condition – Stock #19118 – $599.00
Ruger SR22 – Light use – Stock #19068 – $275.00
Taurus Millennium G2 – Light use – Stock #19023 – $199.99
Springfield XD-S .45 3.3″ – Looks new – Stock #18784 – $400.00
Springfield XD .40 – Light use – Stock #19024 – $200.00
SIG Sauer P238 .380 – Light use – Stock #18981 – $475.00
Glock 43 – No light rail – Stock #18888 – $450.00
S&W M&P Bodyguard .380 – Light use – Stock #18488 – $289.00
Taurus GX4 9mm – Looks new – Stock #18938 – $250.00
S&W SW40VE – Light use – Stock #18404 – $299.00
S&W M&P 15-22 – Used – Stock #19172 – $500.00
Springfield XD-E 9mm 3.3″ – Looks new – Stock #18826 – $399.00
Springfield XD-9 – Light use – Stock #19334 – $399.99
Walther PPQ – Light use – Stock #18096 – $450.00
Shadow Systems MR920 – Looks new – Stock #18695 – $550.00
Glock 43 – Looks new – Stock #19125 – $279.99
Shadow Systems MR920L – Looks new – Stock #18661 – $550.00
Flux Raider P320 – Red Dot & Radian Afterburner – $1,699.99
Maxim PDX 5.56 – CO Legal – $2,199.99
Glock 19X V – Used in New Condition – $499.99
Mossberg Shockwave 12ga – Great Condition – $449.99
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ALE PRICES APPLY TO IN-STORE PURCHASES MADE THIS WEEK ONLY.
4-HOUR SSF SAFETY CLASS
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
OPEN TO EVERYONE!
11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
$79 DAMAGE FACTORY MEMBERS
$119 NON-MEMBERS
If you’ve been putting off your Colorado Specified Semiautomatic Firearm permit process, NOW IS THE TIME.
Start the required steps now, attend our 4-hour SSF class this Saturday, and keep your permit process moving toward completion as early as next week, depending on agency processing and completion of all requirements.
THE FASTEST PATH WE’VE FOUND
STEP 1 — COMPLETE HUNTER EDUCATION
Already have a Hunter Safety Card? Skip this step.
If not, one online option we’ve found is iLearnToHunt Texas. Complete the applicable hunter education requirement and obtain your card.
STEP 2 — GET YOUR CPW ELIGIBILITY CARD
Complete the Colorado Parks & Wildlife eligibility process.
STEP 3 — COMPLETE THE SHERIFF APPLICATION PROCESS
Follow the instructions for your county sheriff.
We’ve collected county information and instructions here:
Colorado SSF Permit Steps & County Links
STEP 4 — TAKE YOUR 4-HOUR CLASS AT DAMAGE FACTORY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
OPEN TO EVERYONE
$79 MEMBERS | $119 NON-MEMBERS
WE ARE FILLING UP FAST.
If the website shows no seats available, DON’T PANIC.
SHOW UP AND JOIN US.
WE HAVE PLENTY OF ROOM.
Get the process started TODAY, get your training completed SATURDAY, and get yourself on the path toward receiving your permit as early as next week.
DAMAGE FACTORY
6852 S Dallas Way
Greenwood Village, CO 80112
Questions? Call 1-888-900-2876
DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOU NEED THE PERMIT. GET IT DONE NOW.


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FIRST 4-HOUR SSF CLASS
MEMBERS ONLY
When: Saturday, August 8
What Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Be among the first to complete your Specified Semiautomatic Firearm (SSF) training with Damage Factory.
Seating is limited! Call 1-888-900-2876 during business hours to reserve your spot today.
>>The Fastest Path We’ve Found<<
Step 1: Complete your Hunter Education course online (if you don’t already have a Hunter Safety Card).
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Accepted in all 50 states and can typically be completed online in under 3 hours.
Already have a Hunter Safety Card? Skip to Step 2.
Step 2: Obtain your eligibility card through Colorado Parks & Wildlife.
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Step 3: Contact your local County Sheriff’s Office to complete the required ONLINE application process.
County links and instructions:
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Step 4: Attend Damage Factory’s Members-Only 4-Hour SSF Class
Saturday, August 8 • 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Reserve Your Seat Today!
Classes are limited and expected to fill quickly.
Call 1-888-900-2876 now to reserve your spot.
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The countdown is on!
If you have a firearm waiting for pickup, please don’t wait until the last minute. Help us help you by coming in as soon as possible.
Extended Hours This Week
To make things easier, we’re staying open an extra hour:
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
We’re doing our best to accommodate last-minute pickups and new transactions before the deadline.
While You’re Here…
Our shelves are still packed, and we’re moving inventory fast! If you’ve been thinking about adding another firearm or lower, now is the time.
And yes… if you’re already here picking up a firearm, you can still add another eligible item to your background check while you’re here.
Fastest PURCHASE TURN AROUND TIME in Colorado*
Average wait time is around 25 minutes.
*Self-proclaimed, highly scientific, completely unbiased statistic… but we’re pretty sure we’re right… .AS LONG AS YOU SHOW UP BETWEEN 1PM-3PM (Our slowest time).. and when Grumpy Joe isn’t too grumpy!
Damage Factory
6852 S. Dallas Way
Greenwood Village, CO


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Colorado’s new Specified Semiautomatic Firearms law takes effect August 1, and if you’ve been thinking about purchasing an AR-15, AK platform, PCC, or many other magazine-fed semiautomatic firearms, now is the time to act.
While Colorado has a mandatory 3-day waiting period, that’s only the minimum. Your firearm cannot be transferred until CBI issues a “Proceed.” With background checks becoming increasingly backed up, waiting until the final days of July could mean your transfer isn’t completed before the new law takes effect.
Our recommendation: Complete your purchase by Tuesday, July 28, to give yourself the best opportunity to take possession before August 1. This is a practical recommendation based on current processing times—not a guarantee—as individual background check delays can vary.
We are currently experiencing an unusually high volume of incoming firearm transfers.
Please allow approximately 24–48 hours after your firearm is delivered to Damage Factory before it is entered into our system and ready for pickup paperwork.
Our staff is working hard to process transfers as quickly as possible, and our goal is to have all currently received shipments processed by this Friday.
Please understand:
We appreciate your patience while we work through the increased demand and will continue processing transfers as quickly and accurately as possible.
The Colorado Firearm Safety Eligibility System is now online.
You can now log in and review your eligibility and training information at:
This is where Colorado residents can manage the information related to the new firearm safety eligibility process.
We’re putting the finishing touches on our own Colorado Firearm Safety Course.
Expected pricing:
Our goal is simple:
Course dates will be announced very soon.
Good news for Arapahoe County residents:
Arapahoe County is now accepting Firearm Safety Eligibility Card applications, adding another option for local applicants.
$152/permit
Weld County currently appears to be the lowest-cost option announced so far, charging only the statewide $52 fee with no additional county processing fee. Policies and fees may change, so always verify with the sheriff’s office before applying.

Unlike many stores, Damage Factory still has one of the largest selections in the Denver Metro area, including:
If you’ve been waiting to buy, now is the time. We have inventory on the shelves today, but availability can change quickly as August 1 approaches.
Stop by, ask questions, and let our staff help you understand the new law and find the firearm that’s right for you.
Colorado’s destination for firearms, training, and the Machine Gun Experience.
Buy early. Plan ahead. Stay informed.
We’ll continue posting updates as additional counties announce fees, processing times, approved training providers, and guidance regarding Colorado’s new firearm safety permit process.
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Over 100 Pre-Loved Firearms in Stock
Collector Pieces • Rare Imports • Budget Finds • Premium Builds
Our used inventory changes almost daily. If you see something you like, don’t wait—many of these are one-of-a-kind and won’t last long.
Premium & Collector Firearms
• FN SCAR 20S – $3,800
• H&K MR762 – $4,000
• H&K MR556 Black Ops Package – $4,000
• Vintage Colt AR15 Marine w/ ACOG – $3,500
• LWRC SMG45 – $3,000
• PSL54 w/ Scope – $2,300
• ZRO Delta AR15 SBR w/ Sig Romeo & YHM Suppressor – $2,200
• Romanian RPK 7.62×39 – $1,400
• Kalashnikov USA KR103 – $1,300
• Zastava ZPAP M70 – $1,300
• Zastava ZPAP M70 Underfolder – $1,200
• Bulgie Red Star AK47 – $1,033.99
• Zastava M90 – $999.99
• WBP Jack – $950
• Century VSKA AK47 – $439.99
• PSA PA15 Piston Rifle w/ Optic – $999
• Stag 15 AR15 Pistol – $999
• LRV Stormtrooper AR15 – $950
• Aero/F1 Custom AR15 – $1,299.99
• Aero XM15 6.5 Grendel w/ Burris Scope – $1,199.99
• Rock River LAR-15 AR15 Pistol – $699
• Rock Island 10″ AR15 Pistol – $699
• Palmetto PA15 w/ Carry Handle – $599.99
• PSA PA15 AR15 – $489
• Bergara B14 BMP .308 – $1,049
• Ruger American 6.5 Creedmoor MDT Chassis – $850
• Remington 700 Vintage ADL 7mm – $849.99
• Mauser GEW 98 8mm – $750
• Ruger American 6.5 Grendel w/ Scope – $599.99
• Vintage Remington 1100 20 Gauge – $849.99
• KelTec KS7 – $549
• CZ712 Semi-Auto 12 Gauge – $410
• Citadel Boss Semi-Auto 12 Gauge – $399.99
• Mossberg Maverick 88 Two-Tone Magpul – $399
• Hercules Break Action 12 Gauge – $279.99
• Brastech Break Action 20 Gauge – $179.99
• Sears Break Action 12 Gauge – $149.99
• S&W Shield 9 – $175
• Springfield XDM Elite – $250
• Taurus GX4 – $250
• Beretta APX Nano – $289.99
• S&W Bodyguard Comp .380 – $289
• S&W SW40VE – $299
• Canik TP9 DA Bronze Star Wars – $300
• Glock 42 – $350
• Colt Rail Gun 1911 .22 LR – $350
• Springfield XDE-9 – $399
• S&W M&P .22 LR – $399.99
• Glock 17 Gen 2 – $439.99
• Glock 19 Custom Trigger/Comp – $450
• Glock 43X MOS – $450
• Walther PPQ – $450
• PSA Dagger w/ Holosun – $450
• Bulgarian Makarov – $450
• Springfield XD10 10mm w/ Optic – $489
• Glock 45 – $479.99
• Walther PDP F-Series – $499.99
• CZ Shadow 2 Carry w/ Osight – $1,450
• Springfield Prodigy – $1,300
• Alpha Foxtrot Romulus – $1,300
• S&W 929 Jerry Miculek – $1,200
• Glock 19 w/ Radian Ramjet & Timney Trigger – $1,000
• Colt King Cobra .22 LR – $1,000
• FB Radom M100 – $950
• FN Five-seveN – $900
• S&W 66-2 .357 Magnum – $849
• S&W Model 19-3 .357 Magnum – $800
• Springfield Hellcat Package w/ Holosun – $769
• Glock 34 w/ Zev Trigger – $750
• Shadow Systems CR920 – $600
• Shadow Systems MR920 / MR920L – Starting at $550
• Sig M18 – $549.99
• Sig P320 Compact – $500
• Uzi Eagle .40 S&W – $500
• Springfield XDS 3.3″ .45 ACP – $500
If you know… you know.
• Romanian RPK
• PSL54
• Vintage Colt AR15 Marine
• H&K MR762
• H&K MR556
• CZ Shadow 2 Carry
• Bulgarian Makarov
• FB Radom M100
• Mauser GEW 98
• Kalashnikov KR103
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