Redmond Police offering gun buyback program for up to $300 in gift cards
The event will be held at the Redmond Police Department North Lot at 8707 160th Ave. NE.
'The primary goal of the firearm exchange is to provide a safe way to dispose of unwanted firearms and get unnecessary guns off the street to help reduce gun violence, and gun-related crimes, injuries, and deaths,' Police Chief Darrell Lowe said.
RPD listed the following price breakdown for payout in gift cards:
$300 for AR-style rifles, AK-style rifles, and automatic rifles
$200 for handguns (pistols and revolvers)
$100 for muzzleloaders, antiques, shotguns, rifles (non-assault style)
$0 for replicas, toy guns, BB-guns, pellet guns, airsoft guns
Redmond Police advised that all guns must be unloaded with the safety switched on, in the trunk of your car, and in a gun case or box if possible.
Ammunition will not be accepted, RPD says.
For more information on the exchange, visit redmond.gov.
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