The people who get burned buying guns online don't talk about it much. They just quietly learn which retailers to avoid. They find the warning buried in a Reddit thread from 2019. They discover the hidden fee after the card was already charged. They wait three weeks for an order that was supposed to ship in two days — with nobody answering the phone.
The knowledge exists. It's out there. The gun community has been protecting each other from bad retailers for years — in forum threads, in comment sections, in dealer feedback boards that most people never find.
GunScore is where that knowledge lives permanently.
Not locked behind a login. Not filtered through a retailer's marketing. Not influenced by who's paying for placement. Just the data — scored, cited, and findable before you order.
This was built by one person who got tired of the information existing everywhere except where it mattered — before checkout.
No investors. No advertisers. No retailer has ever paid to change a score and none ever will.
That's not a policy. It's the only reason any of this means anything.