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Richmond, VA · Est. 1942

Military Surplus in Richmond, VA

Central Virginia's largest and most complete military surplus selection - and the reason people have been driving to this block of Richmond Highway since 1942.

Get the Right Stuff

Mess Kits to Machetes

Ponchos to parachutes. Bivouac gear to gas masks. Canteens to camouflage. Also knives, ammo belts, field jackets, boots, clothing, survival manuals, rope, tarpaulins, chain, netting, tents, backpacks and camping gear - genuine issue surplus alongside new commercial equipment.

If you're a fisherman, hunter, scout, camper, backpacker, hiker or adventure traveler, see Hull Street Outlet first. You'll save a bundle, and you'll find things that aren't sold anywhere else in Richmond.

If you don't see it, that doesn't mean we don't have it.

The floor is a fraction of the warehouse. Ask at the counter, or call 804-275-9239 before you drive out - we'll go look.

A mannequin outfitted in woodland camouflage BDUs with load-bearing webbing and a boonie hat on the surplus sales floor.
The surplus floor at 3820 Richmond Highway.

Brands We Carry

New Gear Beside the Genuine Issue

Surplus is what the store is known for, but plenty of people come in for current-production kit. We stock working brands, not novelty ones.

  • Propper
  • Condor
  • Rothco
  • CamelBak
  • Thorlo
  • Texsport
  • Fox Outdoor

The Catalog

Search the Surplus Floor

Departments, names and prices are the store's own. Surplus stock turns over daily - call to confirm before you make the trip.

Check Availability

Products

The surplus sales floor with glass display cases, hanging jackets and shelves of packaged gear.

Who Shops Here

Not Only for Collectors

Military surplus is built to a harder standard than anything sold at a big-box store, and it costs less. That's why the people walking out with it aren't usually re-enactors.

  • Hunters and fishermen - camouflage, waders, rain gear, netting, blinds and cold weather layers.
  • Campers and backpackers - tents, packs, mess kits, canteens, tarps, rope and MREs.
  • Scout troops and youth groups - kit whole units at a price a troop budget can absorb.
  • Contractors and crews - tarpaulins, chain, cable, tool rolls and hard-wearing work clothing.
  • Preparedness and first aid - survival manuals, ration packs, water carriage, ammo cans and dry storage.