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Used Gun Stores in Tulsa, OK

4 of the 24 gun stores and hunting shops we list in Tulsa have used guns.

A map listing shows a store's category and hours, not whether its shelves include trade-ins and consignment pieces alongside new stock — that detail either shows up buried in a random review or not at all. Every store here has used guns confirmed from its own website or current inventory listing, not inferred from one customer mentioning a used rack.

  1. Sports World Inc.

    6841 E 41st St S, Tulsa, OK 74145-4501

    9 am - 5 pm

    FFL transfersGunsmithingUsed & consignmentNFA / Class 3Classes & CCW
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  2. High-end Armament Technology

    7454 E 46th St, Tulsa, OK 74145-6302

    GunsmithingUsed & consignmentNFA / Class 3Classes & CCWReloading supplies
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  3. Safe Home Consulting

    8722 E 41st St S, Tulsa, OK 74145-3310

    10am - 6pm

    GunsmithingUsed & consignmentNFA / Class 3
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  4. Red State Arms

    6221 S Quebec Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136-1610

    9:00 am - 5:30 pm

    Used & consignmentNFA / Class 3
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Bring a valid photo ID and expect the same background check as buying new. Inspect a used gun's bore, action, and finish in person before buying, and ask the shop to let you field-strip and function-check it, since return policies on used firearms are often more limited than on new ones.

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Good to know

Do gun stores buy used guns?

Many do, either buying outright, taking trade-ins toward a new purchase, or selling on consignment for a cut of the sale price. Policies vary a lot by shop, so it's worth calling ahead to ask how they handle appraisals and payment.

Is it safe to buy a used gun from a store?

Buying from a licensed dealer is generally safer than a private sale, since the store runs the same background check as a new purchase and often inspects the gun before putting it on the shelf. It's still worth asking about the gun's history and testing the action yourself before you commit.