Tango Yankee, LLC is a sales company specializing in assisting sellers to access the on line internet marketplace for firearms, militaria and shooting sports related items. We are the first such company to help sellers access well established internet listing companies and expand the exposure of your property by advertising it on our own website well in advance of the listing launch date. This pre-listing advertising assures the greatest exposure and the highest return on your investment.  

We’re experts in and can assist you with researching, identifying, cleaning, photographing and shipping firearms, military, hunting, fishing and shooting sports items for presentation to the markets that are willing to pay the most for them. . 

A few items that set us apart:

• We help expose your goods to the widest possible market – many times larger than is possible with internet listing companies by themselves.
• We advertise your up-coming listings in advance thus achieving a much greater exposure.

Here’s a little more detail about what we can assist you with:

• Research: We have an extensive library consisting of nearly 200 volumes (many of which are rare collectables in their own right); all organized in a research orientated format to allow efficient identification and authorative qualification of your property. In many cases this allows us to include historical information that generates more interest.
• Timing: Numerous market factors are carefully analyzed and the release of your property is timed to maximize your return.
• Photography: We use digital photography and format our photos especially for internet presentation.
• Public Contact: We insulate you from contact with the public by fielding all questions and facilitating all transactions.

Our client bought this Winchester 94 AE in 45 Colt for $300 and was quite happy when we sold it for $1,030 a year later.

This came back from WWII and sat in a basement getting moldy. Our client wanted to throw it out. Tango Yankee presented it to the right market where it brought $305.00.

Our client felt that this Colt 3 digit serial numbered SP1 should bring $1,800 to $2,000. It sold it for $5,725.

This old holster was under foot for decades and about to be discarded when we arrived. It sold for $210.10.

This S&W Model 24 sat in a gun shop display case with an $800 price tag for a month without moving. It’s presentation to the largest market possible and sold it for $2,300.

Our client’s dad was a flier in WWII and wore this during the war. It sat in the attic for over 60 years. It went for $227.50

This Venezuelan M24/30 Mauser was bought for just under $500. It sold for 1,304.74

When the owner of this Le Francais pistol ran into financial problems a few months after buying it and figured he’d have to “take a bath” on it because he had paid top dollar. He paid $431. It sold it for $655 – a nice surprise for him.

He didn’t know where this came from or how long he had it but was sure he didn’t want us to waste our time on it but we insisted. Cleaned and identified as an 1853 Enfield Sergeants’ tool a buyer was happy to pay $720.99 (our client was happy too).

This leather WWII dated sling was thought to be for a Garand or Springfield by its owner who didn’t think we could get much for it. We identified it as a WWII BAR sling and it was put it in front of the right people who paid $520.00.

The owner of this Gwinn Arms Company Bushmaster armpistol thought he’d be lucky to get “book” for it (about $400). After we described the unusual history of this firearm it found a buyer at $871.

The owner of this old broken wooden shell box wasn’t sure what it was or where it came from. Presented to the right market it brought $113.49.

The lady who had this said her kids used to “play army” with it decades ago. Her first impulse after stumbling across it was to throw it out but fortunately she asked us to help her sell it – it brought. $76.00..

When she was cleaning out her late husband’s closet our client found this lighter that she had banished from sight decades before. It sold for 69.98.

This old Colt box sat on a high storage shelf collecting dust for decades. We cleaned it; presented it for sale to the right market and brought in $835.

This old box of ammo was found in a cigar box full of old junk. It sold for $77.00.

Our customer found this bottle of dry fly treatment in her father’s old fishing gear and thought it might be of interest to someone. It was - $104.00.

This old gun cleaning kit was among our clients’ grandfathers’ things that were being cleaned out of the attic. She gave it to us on a lark – it flew for $179.00.

The grand daughter of the man who wore these badges had no use for them and asked that we get any thing we could for them. We got $1,776.00 for them.