We all love to look back on our old uniforms wondering if we should sell them to a Navy surplus store, but hold on to them for memories… at least I do. If you’re from the fleet, from shore command, Special Operations Command, River Rat, LRRP unit, or whatever, you’ll enjoy the Navy Surplus you find at any good surplus store.

Navy Surplus Uniforms

Dungaree’s anyone? Ya right. We all swore those off years ago. Once you leave the fleet and are lucky enough to get shore duty, the dungarees are burned or used as old rags. Boon dockers are another fascinating Naval surplus item. Why the heck would anyone want to buy surplus that has been on someone else foot. Probably from boot camp onward throughout their fleet career.

Navy Surplus isn’t for Everyone

Everyone that gets out of the Navy, whether shore duty, security duty, or oversea’s duty, can breathe that first breath of non-navy air. Meaning they’re free, no more navy duty, no more navy uniforms, no more salt water converted into drinking water.

Navy Weapons in Surplus

Many different small arms used by the Navy, both Special Operations and normal Fleet operators are sold back to Navy Surplus stores across the nation. Depending on what you’re looking for, you can find great deals on various naval weapons, ammunition, and holsters for your new Navy surplus weapons. Some states put restrictions on Navy stores not allowing them to sell various type of high-powered rifles that are used by the Special Operations Groups.