Police Trade-Ins

Yes. Most agencies rotate duty weapons on a schedule — often every 5 to 10 years — regardless of mechanical condition. That means the overwhelming majority of trade-ins are mechanically sound. Frames are Glock, Smith & Wesson, Beretta, and SIG — platforms engineered for hundreds of thousands of rounds.

Condition varies and is clearly described for each listing. Most trade-ins show some holster wear or finish wear. Internals are typically excellent. We inspect each firearm, function-check it, and grade it honestly before it goes on the shelf or lists on GunBroker.

Every firearm we sell is inspected by our staff before it's offered for sale. Trade-ins get the same treatment as new inventory — we check frames, slides, barrels, and fire-control groups.

Most trade-in handguns ship with one magazine and the factory case if available. Some agency lots include two or three mags. Each listing specifies what's included.