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WE WORK WITH A LICENSED FFL - FEDERAL FIREARMS LICENSE - HOLDER WHO CAN ASSIST TO LEGALLY SELL AND/OR DISPOSE OF ALL FIREARMS, HUNTING RIFLES & AMMUNITION.

The above photos represent a small cross section of the firearms,hunting rifles & ammo that we have liquidated for our clients. Besides a Cleaned, Tested, and Well-Maintained Weapon. The following are just some of the many items that are found stored in attics, basements, sheds, barns, etc that must be sorted through and prepared for sale, recycling, donation or legal disposal.

Hunting Area Map, Ground Blind, Treestand, Scopes, Sights, Game Camera, Fully Charged Batteries, Walkie-Talkie, GPS Device, Gun, Ammo, Decoys, Flashlight, Headlamp, Gun Cleaning Kit, Folding Knife, Deer Call, Rain Jacket, Hunting Vest, Hunting Boots, Scent-Reducing Formula, Backpack, Binoculars, First Aid Kit, Bug Spray, Deer Cart, Field Dressing Kits, Tents, Clothing, etc.

Would you know what to legally keep, what to legally recycle, what to legally donate? Do you have the time that it takes to do a thorough job? Do you know the proper personnel to legally do the job?

If you are thinking of downsizing or completely liquidating your hunting rifles, firearms ammo or gear, then you should consider hiring AES for the task!

No matter how large or small of a collection AES can do the job.

Pistols & Revolvers, Hunting Rifles & Shotguns, Black Powder & Muzzleloaders, Taxidermy Trophies, Cases & Holsters, Safes & Locks, Archery Arrows & Bows, Swords & Knives, Air & BB Guns, etc.

The spring flooding that often occurs in areas that some areas of WNY experience tends to damage items left in damp areas. Sometimes ammo needs to be disposed of because of moisture issues. Guns and rifles tend to corrode inside of barrels which can devalue the firearm drastically.

Covering up all gear with tarps helps but does not eliminate the problems. Large canvas tarps are cumbersome and costly. Polyethylene tarps are lightweight, less costly, but also much less effective. Investing in totes is a better idea but still does not eliminate the problem. Clear totes are best so that you can see what is inside. Solid color totes are generally heavy duty, of better quality, and are designed to withstand more abuse. Clear totes tend to be thinner, are more fragile, and crack more easily.

Avoid stacking items directly on concrete floors as moisture can penetrate even the best protected items.