Today's Specials

This is an original Deutsche Demokratische Republik set of fatigues in the famous Strichtarn pattern. Strichtarn was adopted by the communist state of East Germany in 1965 for use in the National Peoples Army SEE MORE

The M-65 Field Coat served from 1965 to 2005. This stylish and iconic jacket has been imitated by other countries and fashion designers alike. This example was found in the estate of a deceased Vietnam veteran and military collector. SEE MORE

This is an original WWII Japanese "good luck" flag. This would have originally been presented to a young airman, sailor or soldier by his family and friends. The writing is generally the signatures of these people. SEE MORE

This conversion cylinder will allow you to convert your 1858 Remington Pietta .44 cal. percussion revolver to a five-shot gated .45 ACP cartridge shooting firearm. For more information and to see quantity in stock, click the "More Info" button.

The Smackdown® MZX™ Non-Jacketed Bullet is a great choice for those who prefer a sabot-less projectile. This full sized lead projectile is also for those who need to meet state-specific regulations requiring a non-jacketed projectile. The performance-prov

The ShedHorn™ is the perfect choice for sidelock enthusiasts and those who are looking for an affordable sidelock rifle for a particular season in their state! While still primitive, the ShedHorn™ is equipped with many modern features SEE MORE

AThe M-65 Field Coat served from 1965 to 2005. This stylish and iconic jacket has been imitated by other countries and fashion designers alike. The Woodland Camo verion seen here served from 1981 to 2005.

The birth of Ironclads was perhaps the greatest naval warfare invention since the cannon. On March 9, 1862, when these two titans battled to a standstill, the world took notice, and the world's navies became obsolete. The CSS Virginia began life as th

The M1 helmet was used by the U.S. military from WWII until 1985. This example was made by R.J. Stampings of Canada, who made helmets for U.S. and Canadian use all the way until the helmet was phased out in 1985 It is numbered 629, which should date it to

This 1862 "New York Metropolitan" police revolver is a stylish, well-balanced and beautiful Colt-style revolver in .36 caliber. This revolver's unique features separate it from other 1860/61 style revolvers at a glance. See More

Now outfitted with a VAPR™ twist barrel, the Vortek StrikerFire® has been upgraded to a 1:24” twist. This faster twist rate will better stabilize bullets, increase accuracy, and also expand the range of bullet options that can be shot out of this muzzlelo

This 1800s mule harness is a fairly unique design. The leather and metal bits apear to be all original, but it is believed the wood has been replaced at some point in time. This is a beautiful display piece. The leather is cracked in some places.

The USMC Field uniform is the oldest uniform in US military service, with only minor changes. Designed in 1943, and serving through today, the Field Jacket is an icon of the Marine Corps. This particular example is unmarked making dating and sizing har

This somewhat rare parka, and the unusual camoflage design, was developed in 1980 to combat Soviet night vision technology of the late 70s. The idea was that troops could swiftly throw this on over a standard uniform, SEE MORE

From 1981 to 2008 America used the most comfortable and perhaps, iconic, battle uniform to date - the classic Battle Dress Uniform (BDU). It was used by every branch. It, and its copies, is still in use all over the world.