FIREARMS SIMULCAST AUCTION PART 2

LISTING AND GALLERY COMING SOON. THIS WILL BE THE SECOND PART OF THE PAT HALL GUNS AND AMMO AUCTION. FIREARMS AND OTHER ITEMS WILL BE IN THE SIMULCAST PORTION. ALL AMMO WILL BE SOLD AS PART OF THE LIVE AUCTION BUT WILL NOT BE SIMULCAST.

All guns will be kept off site until preview.

Preview: we will bring the guns in on Friday afternoon and have a preview from 4:00-7:00. We will open the doors at 8:00 Saturday morning for preview and will help you get your FFL paperwork filled out before the auction. We won't be able to run the background checks prior to bidding, but having your information filled in will help speed up the checkout process. These will be our only preview times. Nobody will be given an address for where the guns are being stored prior to this date.

Pickup:

Pay, pickup, and NICS checks can be ran after the auction on Saturday, and Monday 11/17/25, 12-6 at 3774 AR 43, Harrison, AR.

NICS Check:

THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE A LENGHTY PROCESS. PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH OUR STAFF. LIVE BIDDERS WILL NEED TO PAY THE DAY OF THE AUCTION, BUT CAN COME TO ANY OF THE PICKUPS TO HAVE YOUR NICS CHECK DONE. WE WILL HAVE DESIGNATED WORKERS RUNNING CHECKS ON SATUDAY, BUT ONLY 1-2 ON THE OTHER DAYS. PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY.

All FFL paperwork and background checks will have to be run in order to purchase a firearm. Background checks are not always approved the day the check is ran. A firearm will not be transferred until we are given the all clear from the NICS check. If you hold a valid Arkansas Concealed Handgun Carry License, you will have to do the paperwork, but the background check will not have to be run, which will speed up your check out time, and allows you to leave with your purchase that day. A delayed status does not exempt you from purchasing the firearm. If you are the winning live bidder, you will be required to pay for your firearm before leaving.

These guns are like they just left store. Most have been kept in a moisture barrier plastic, gun socks, or safes with dehumidifiers. Pitting and rust is extremely minimal on these guns. The majority of these guns were stored with snap caps. If you are a gun buyer, collector, or just looking for a high energy way to spend a Saturday, this will be the place to be.

To buy a long gun, you must be at least 18 years old and an Arkansas or bordering state resident.

To buy a handgun, or pistol grip shotgun, you must be an Arkansas resident and at least 21 years old.

Firearms can be sold to out of state residents, but the firearm will be shipped to an FFL of your choosing in your state, for an additional fee. That FFL licensee will be responsible for running your background check. That FFL licensee may also have a transfer fee that will be the buyers responsibility. 

10% buyers premium for online bidders.