Your Hometown Pawn & Gun Shop.

Family Owned, Community Trusted.


Proud To Be Locally Owned & Operated

Meet Sean Evans, the dedicated owner of our shop. Known for his fairness, honesty, and commitment to treating every customer with kindness and respect, Sean has built a place where people feel comfortable—not intimidated—when they walk through the door. He gives 100% in every interaction and proudly gives back to the community that supports us. Under his leadership, we were honored to be named Small Business of the Month in Semmes.

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5,000+

Satisfied Customers

200+

Firearms In Stock

$500K

In Loan Payouts

9+

Years Serving The Community

Frequently Asked Questions

How does pawning work?

Pawning means using your item as collateral for a short-term loan. We evaluate your item, offer a loan amount, and you get cash on the spot. Once you repay the loan (plus any interest), you get your item back.

How old do you have to be to pawn or sell in Alabama?

In Alabama, you must be at least 19 years old to pawn or sell items at a pawn shop.

What’s the difference between pawning and selling?

When you pawn, you’re taking a loan and can reclaim your item. When you sell, you’re giving up ownership in exchange for cash. After a hold period, items will be added to the shop’s inventory.

How much does it cost to pawn?

We charge a 25% interest rate on loans, with interest payments due every 30 days until the total balance is paid and your item is redeemed. We’re proud to support our military community by offering lower interest rates for active-duty service members in compliance with the Military Lending Act (MLA).

Do you run credit checks?

Nope! Pawn loans are based on the value of your item—not your credit score.

Do I need an ID to pawn or sell?

Yes, a valid government-issued photo ID is required to pawn or sell items. This helps us comply with state and federal regulations and ensures all transactions are secure and properly documented.

How long do I have to repay a pawn loan?

Loan terms are typically 30 days, but extensions or renewals are available by paying interest each month you’d like to renew.