Complete List of Firearm Wholesalers in the United States

This is the most complete public list of U.S. firearm wholesalers, maintained by FirearmDistributors.com. We compare live wholesale pricing across all 19+ in real time so FFL dealers can buy smarter.

FirearmDistributors.com is a pricing aggregation platform, not a distributor. We do not sell firearms. We connect FFL dealers with the wholesalers they already buy from and surface real-time pricing across all of them.

Wholesaler Founded HQ State Official Site Dealer Login Compare
2nd Amendment Wholesale
2001 Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
AmChar Wholesale
1983 OH Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Bill Hicks & Co
1968 MN Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Camfour Inc
1976 MA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Chattanooga Shooting Supply
1978 TN Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Crow Shooting Supply
1998 Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Davidson's Inc
1932 AZ Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Gun Accessory Supply
1992 NV Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Gunarama Wholesale
1968 FL Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Hicks Inc
1975 GA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Iron Valley Supply
2005 PA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Kinseys Inc
1962 PA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Lipsey's Wholesale
1953 LA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
MGE Wholesale
1995 TX Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
MSR Distribution
2000 NV Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Orion Wholesale
1985 AZ Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
RSR Group
1980 FL Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Sports South LLC
1841 LA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Tactical Gear Distributors
1999 VA Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →
Zanders Sporting Goods
1947 IL Visit site Dealer login Compare prices →

Founding dates and HQ states are sourced from each distributor's public information. Where a value cannot be independently verified, the table shows a dash. Always confirm dealer requirements directly with the distributor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I become a firearm dealer in the United States?

To buy from any firearm wholesaler on this list you need a current Federal Firearms License (FFL) issued by the ATF. Apply via ATF Form 7. Most distributors will also require a state sales tax permit, a business address (not residential), and basic financial documentation. Some wholesalers ask for a credit application, references, and a minimum first order.

Do I need an FFL to buy from a firearm wholesaler?

Yes. Every wholesaler on this list sells exclusively to FFL dealers. None will set up an account without a valid Federal Firearms License on file. Accessory-only purchases (no serialized firearms) sometimes have looser requirements at certain wholesalers, but full firearm catalog access always requires an active FFL.

Which firearm distributor has the best wholesale prices?

There is no single best. Prices vary item by item, week by week. RSR Group, Sports South, and Davidson's are often competitive on volume handguns. Lipsey's often wins on Ruger exclusives. Iron Valley and Crow can win on accessories. The only reliable answer is to compare live prices across all of them per-SKU, which is what FirearmDistributors.com does.

How does pricing comparison work on FirearmDistributors.com?

We integrate live wholesale price feeds from 19+ firearm distributors. You search a UPC or SKU and see what each distributor is charging right now, plus stock status. You still order through your own distributor accounts. We just show you who has the best price so you can decide.

Is FirearmDistributors.com free?

We offer a 14-day free trial. After the trial, plans start at $49/month or $490/year. There is no fee to the distributors and no markup on their prices. We are independent.

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