Inherited guns? We'll help you handle them with care.
Whether you are planning ahead for your family or settling a loved one's estate, FFL Executor gives you clear guidance, a fair valuation, and a licensed dealer who can buy firearms you don't want to keep.
Run by Drifters Gear, a federally licensed firearms dealer in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
Three ways we help
Plan for your guns
Decide who should receive what, and leave clear instructions for your executor. Our legacy letter and inventory keep your wishes organized and your family from guessing. (Educational, not a legal document.)
Know what they're worth
Get an estimated value range based on real recent sales, so you can plan fairly, divide an estate, or decide whether to sell.
Sell inherited or unwanted guns
Skip the hassle of listing online and meeting strangers. Tell us what you have and receive a straightforward offer from a licensed dealer.
How it works
Tell us your situation
Use the short form below. Share what you need and, if you like, a list of the firearms. There's no obligation.
We follow up personally
A real person from our licensed dealership replies with next steps, usually within one business day.
Plan, value, or sell, at your pace
Receive guidance for your family, an estimated value, or a written offer to buy. Take your time to decide.
Handled the legal way
Every purchase and transfer follows federal and Florida law, with the records the law requires.
Common questions
What should I do first with a loved one's firearms?
Keep them safely stored where they are, unloaded and secured, and avoid moving or selling anything until you know who has legal authority (usually the executor or personal representative named in the will, or one appointed by the court). Do not transport or transfer them yet. Our free guides walk through the usual first steps.
Can I just give the guns to a family member?
Often yes, but it depends on the type of firearm, who is receiving it, and whether they live in the same state. Federal law has special rules for heirs, and certain items (such as suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and machine guns under the National Firearms Act) require paperwork before anyone can take possession. An attorney or a licensed dealer can confirm what applies to your family.
What if the heir lives in another state?
Transfers across state lines generally need to go through a licensed dealer in the heir's state. We can explain the general process, and our licensed dealer can help coordinate. For your specific situation, confirm with an attorney.
Do you give legal advice?
No. We are not attorneys. Our guides and the legacy letter are educational tools to help you organize your wishes. They are not wills, trusts, or legal documents. For wills, trusts, or NFA items, we recommend speaking with a licensed attorney, ideally one experienced with firearms.
How do you value a firearm?
We use recent real-world sale prices, condition, and market demand to give an estimated range. A valuation is an informed estimate, not a certified appraisal.
How does selling to you work?
Tell us about the firearms. We review the details and send you a written offer. If you accept, you can bring them to our store in Port St. Lucie, Florida, or, where federal law and carrier rules allow, ship them to us. Every purchase is made by a federally licensed dealer and recorded as the law requires.
Is there any cost or obligation?
Asking questions, using the guides, and requesting a valuation or an offer are free, with no obligation to sell.
Who is behind FFL Executor?
FFL Executor is run by Drifters Gear, a federally licensed firearms dealer in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
How can we help?
Tell us a little about your situation. A person will respond, usually within one business day.