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We believe collectors and investors deserve financial infrastructure that matches the standards of ... California Exposed Firearms Permit (current and valid) * Valid Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit ...

We believe collectors and investors deserve financial infrastructure that matches the standards of ... California Exposed Firearms Permit (current and valid) * Valid Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) Permit ...

Security Officer - Part-time

Benton, AR · On-site

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Court Security Officers will provide security for the Courthouse, Complex Building/Tax Collectors ... firearms and any other training deemed necessary by the Chief/ Deputy Chief. * Court Security ...

Court Security Officers will provide security for the Courthouse, Complex Building/Tax Collectors ... firearms and any other training deemed necessary by the Chief/ Deputy Chief. * Court Security ...

$13 - $17.50/hr

Operating survey equipment and GPS data collectors. * Recording field measurements and identifying ... Officer safety, defensive tactics, and firearms proficiency. * Communication, leadership, and ...

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As of Aug 5, 2026, the average hourly pay for collectors firearms in the United States is $18.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Employees in Collectors Firearms roles are typically responsible for appraising, cataloging, and selling collectible firearms, as well as providing knowledgeable assistance to customers interested in rare or historical guns. Work often includes researching provenance, evaluating condition, negotiating sales or purchases, and ensuring all activities comply with local, state, and federal gun laws. Collaboration with law enforcement, auction houses, and private collectors is also common. In addition, you may take part in organizing gun shows, maintaining detailed records, and keeping up-to-date with market trends. The role combines elements of sales, history, and regulatory compliance, making each day varied and engaging.

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A Collectors Firearms job typically involves buying, selling, appraising, and maintaining rare or antique firearms. Professionals in this field may work at specialized gun shops, auctions, museums, or as independent dealers. They need extensive knowledge of firearm history, laws, and market values. Attention to detail and proper documentation are essential to ensure legal compliance and authenticity.

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To thrive as a Collectors Firearms specialist, you need a strong understanding of historical and modern firearms, appraisal techniques, and applicable state and federal firearm regulations. Familiarity with inventory management systems, appraisal tools, and, in some cases, required firearm dealer licenses or certifications is important. Excellent attention to detail, strong customer service skills, and effective communication set top professionals apart in this field. These skills are essential for authenticating items, ensuring compliance, assisting collectors, and facilitating secure transactions.

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Firearms Auction Listing Associate

Dury's Gun Shop, Inc

San Antonio, TX

Full-time

Medical, PTO

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Job description

Location: 819 Hot Wells Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78223

Employment Type: Full-Time

Hourly Compensation approximately $30,160 per year

Schedule: Tuesday–Friday, 8:15 AM – 6:00 PM; Saturday, 8:15 AM – 1:00 PM

DO YOU NOTICE DETAILS OTHER PEOPLE MISS?

Can you identify the difference between two nearly identical firearms and actually enjoy figuring it out? Do you take pride in accurate work, strong organization, and getting the details right? Would you enjoy spending your day researching firearms, photographing inventory, writing listings, and helping collectors and enthusiasts find exactly what they're looking for? If so, keep reading.

ABOUT DURY'S Dury's Gun Shop is a family-owned business with a long-standing reputation in the firearms industry. Every firearm we list represents our company, our standards, and our commitment to professionalism. WHY THIS ROLE EXISTS The mission of this position is to accurately identify, research, photograph, and present firearms in a way that helps buyers make confident decisions while protecting the reputation Dury's has built over generations.

WHAT YOU'LL DO • Photograph firearms and related merchandise • Research firearm specifications and features • Write accurate product descriptions • Create and manage GunBroker listings • Respond to customer emails and phone inquiries • Assist with auction pickups and firearm transfers • Maintain accurate records and listing information

WHO WILL THRIVE HERE • You enjoy firearms and firearm history. • You notice details other people miss. • You enjoy research and learning. • You take pride in accurate, high-quality work. • You are dependable and self-motivated. • You care more about getting it right than getting it done fast.

WHO SHOULD NOT APPLY • You get bored doing research. • You prefer speed over accuracy. • You dislike documentation and written communication. • You need constant supervision. • “Good enough” is usually good enough for you. There is nothing wrong with these preferences—they simply don't fit what this role requires.

THE TRADEOFFS Some days you'll spend hours researching subtle differences between nearly identical firearms. Some days you'll photograph inventory, edit images, answer customer questions, and carefully review specifications to ensure every detail is accurate. If you enjoy learning, solving small mysteries, and producing work you're proud of, you'll likely enjoy this role.

REQUIREMENTS • At least 21 years old • Strong computer and internet skills • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Ability to safely handle & purchase firearms • Reliable transportation and dependable attendance

BENEFITS • Paid Time Off • Health Insurance • Employee Discounts

HOW TO APPLY Tell us: What is the most interesting firearm you have ever handled, and why? Please provide a thoughtful response. We want to understand your interest in firearms, your attention to detail, and how you think.