FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC

Name

FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC

Website

https://gr8gear.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC is a Seattle, Washington-based small business (approximately 9 employees) whose legal name indicates retail distribution of military army/navy surplus goods; no operational, product, or digital commerce details are available in source data.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Military Surplus Retail

NAICS

Sporting Goods, Hobby, Musical Instrument, Book, and Miscellaneous Retailers (459), Clothing and Clothing Accessories Retailers (45811)

SIC

Retail-Misc General Merchandise Stores (5399), Retail-Apparel & Accessory Stores (5600)

akta.pro primary industry

Uniforms & Workwear Specialty Department Stores (CRAGAGAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Historical & Military Collectibles Retail (CRALAGAM), Hunting Clothing, Footwear & Camouflage Retail (CRAMAKAD), Marine Parts, Accessories & Maintenance Supplies Retail (CRAMAIAB)

Keywords

• Military surplus retail
• Surplus apparel
• Tactical gear
• Outdoor equipment
• Military merchandise

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Core offering

[Inferred from company name "FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC"] The company is a small retail store selling military surplus merchandise — typically military-issue and military-style apparel, footwear, packs, field gear, and outdoor/tactical accessories — to walk-in consumers. The associated website gr8gear.com is currently a parked GoDaddy domain and does not present an active product catalog or e-commerce channel.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Ideal customer profiles1 record

API detail

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No

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App detail

Broad incumbents

• Bass Pro Shops / Cabela's: Largest U.S. specialty outdoor retailers offering hunting, shooting, fishing, camping, and outdoor apparel. Overlaps with army-navy surplus on outdoor/workwear, footwear, and tactical-style gear, but at vastly larger scale and with a much broader category mix.
• REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.): Cooperative outdoor retailer with strong Pacific Northwest presence (including flagship Seattle-area stores) selling apparel, footwear, packs, and outdoor equipment. Competes for the same regional outdoor and utility-oriented customer, but with a broader outdoor recreation focus rather than military surplus.
• Gander Outdoors: Outdoor and sporting goods retailer with assortment spanning hunting, fishing, camping, and tactical-adjacent categories including workwear and boots. Comparable customer overlap; positioned as a broader outdoor mass-market alternative.
• Sportsman's Warehouse: Multi-category sporting goods and outdoor retailer carrying hunting, shooting, camping, workwear, and tactical-adjacent merchandise. Comparable to FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS as a one-stop destination for outdoor and military-style utility goods, but operating at national scale with broad assortment beyond military surplus.
• Dick's Sporting Goods: National sporting goods chain carrying hunting, outdoor, footwear, and apparel — including categories that overlap with army-navy surplus such as boots, workwear, and tactical accessories. Differs in scale and breadth; competes for the same Seattle-area discretionary dollars.

Direct peers

• Army Surplus World: Independent retailer of military surplus, tactical clothing, footwear, and outdoor gear operating both online and through physical stores. Highly comparable in assortment, customer profile, and value proposition to FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS INC.
• US Cavalry Store: Long-running military surplus and tactical retailer carrying military clothing, boots, packs, and accessories. Closely comparable in product mix, customer target, and pricing positioning to a traditional army-navy surplus store.
• Cheaper Than Dirt: Online retailer of firearms, ammunition, shooting, and tactical/outdoor gear with strong overlap to army-navy surplus assortment. Comparable as a multi-category tactical/surplus retailer; differs in being primarily an online-only operator.

Emerging players

• 5.11 Tactical: Specialty tactical apparel, footwear, and gear brand with direct-to-consumer and retail store presence. Directly overlaps with FEDERAL ARMY NAVY SURPLUS on military/tactical clothing, packs, and footwear, but operates as a branded manufacturer-retailer rather than a multi-brand surplus store.
• Blackhawk (United States) / Safariland Group: Tactical gear, holsters, packs, and apparel brand serving military, law enforcement, and consumer markets. Comparable product overlap with army-navy surplus (tactical bags, apparel, accessories), but a brand-led model rather than a multi-vendor surplus retailer.

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