Selling a weapon: The advertisement should contain several pictures, which clearly show the condition of the weapon. Professionally qualified buyers pay attention to the condition of the wear parts and especially to the condition of the inner barrel, the chamber and the muzzle. These should therefore be clearly visible in the photos.

Many sellers point to the low number of shots fired from the weapon - but this information alone is not decisive. For the condition of these parts, the number of shots is less relevant than information about gun care. An important indication of good gun care and condition is evident from the bluing.

The inner barrel should also still have sharp rifling and fields. Prospective buyers of used weapons like to compare these with the rifling and fields of a new weapon.

In order to be found better online, it is advisable to design the advertisement as clearly as possible and to pay attention to the correct designations, for example the correct caliber designation.

In the event that the weapon shoots particularly accurately, it is advisable to attach a firing picture to the advertisement. Many rifles, even old ones, are very well shot and harmonize well with the respective ammunition. This should be mentioned in the advertisement in any case.