Police trade-ins
Trade Your Old, Outdated
and Seized GearFor the Latest and Greatest.
Botach takes police trade-ins. Send us your old, unwanted, outdated or seized firearms and equipment, we buy it, and you put it toward the latest and greatest police gear.
Departments, agencies and individual officers.
Start a trade-in
Tell us what you have. We price it and come back to you with a number.
Trouble with the form? Email gsa@botach.com or call (702) 703-1299.
What we take
We Trade Almost Anything Tactical
Old, unwanted, outdated or seized. If a department issued it, carried it, stocked it or confiscated it, we will look at it. You can offer a single item or an entire inventory.
Not sure whether we take it? Send it anyway and we will tell you.
How it works
Three Steps
Send us your list
Fill in the form with what you have. Model and quantity is enough to start.
We buy your gear
We price it and buy it. Firearms move dealer to dealer.
You upgrade
Put it toward the latest and greatest police equipment, or just take the money.
Who you are dealing with
Why Botach
Botach is a family owned tactical supplier in Las Vegas. We have supplied law enforcement, military and government agencies for over 35 years, and we are a licensed firearms dealer, so we can handle serialized items properly.
Questions
Police Trade-Ins, Answered
What is a police trade-in?
A police trade-in is equipment a law enforcement agency has retired and sold or traded, usually when the department upgrades to a newer model. It covers firearms, duty gear, armor, optics and ammunition.
Who buys police trade-ins?
Licensed dealers buy police trade-ins. Botach buys police trade-in firearms, gear and ammunition from departments, agencies and individual officers.
How do I sell my police equipment?
Send Botach a list of what you have using the form on this page. We price it and buy it, and you can put the value toward new equipment or take payment.
What police equipment does Botach buy?
Firearms including seized and confiscated guns, body armor, holsters, duty belts, helmets, optics, lights, night vision and ammunition. If a department issued it or confiscated it, we will look at it.
Can individual officers trade in equipment, or only departments?
Both. Botach takes trade-ins from departments and agencies as well as from individual officers.
How does a police department trade-in work?
The agency sends a list of what it is retiring, the dealer buys the lot, and the department puts that value toward replacement equipment or takes payment.