Military Surplus

This is a gas tube-mounted sling attachment for the AR-15 rifle.

This is a barrel bushing for a Mil-spec 1911 pistol.

This is a BU-marked Soviet Romanian oiler for pretty much every rifle produced by Romania, including the Mosin Nagant, RPK, PSL, SKS, and AKM. These were based on a World War II Russian Mosin Nagant oiler... SEE MORE

This surplus AK cleaning kit is made to fit into the trap door on 7.62x39 rifle variants. It contains everything shown. See More

The Model 30 bayonet was used from 1897 to 1945, with very few changes. Matsushita Kinzoku KK, was the metal works wing of the National Denki electic corporation, and made these bayonets under Kokura Arsenal Supervision. SEE MORE

MSA is known for high quality gas masks and respirators for military and industrial use. These MSA BM-13D-17 MASK arrived in a batch of military surplus, SEE MORE

This U.S. Air Force shirt originally belonged to an Airmen named Faulkner. The size is 15 1/2 x 35 (approx. size Medium)

This is the current Multicam Combat Coat Top Army Combat Uniform. This uniform is Flame Resistant and Insect Repellent Apparel. The Army Combat Uniform (ACU) is the current uniform pattern. Condition is great. SEE MORE

The Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform (MCCUU), is often considered the best combat uniform currently fielded by U.S. forces. It is only used by Marines and naval personnell deployed with them, such as Seabees, Corpsmen, Chaplains and their body guards.

The LC-1 All-Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment (ALICE) was adopted in 1973 to replace previous equipment belts. It served through the mid-2000s and still sees use with some Guard units, as well as some Air Force and Navy personnel SEE MORE

The 6x30 Dienstglas, also known as the service glass, was one of Germany's most issued binoculars, seeing decades of use with both the Wehrmacht (Army) and the Reichsmarine/Kriegsmarine (Navy).SEE MORE

The Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform (MCCUU), is often considered the best combat uniform currently fielded by U.S. forces. It is only used by Marines and naval personnell deployed with them, such as Seabees, Corpsmen, Chaplains and their body guards.

The French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet was designed for France's then-cutting-edge Fusil Modele 1866. SEE MORE

The French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet was designed for France's then-cutting-edge Fusil Modele 1866. SEE MORE

At the turn of the century, the U.S. Army was still largely issued equipment nearing 20 years old. 1903, however, was the year the U.S. finally modernized. SEE MORE