Firearm distributors on Project Parabellum
Project Parabellum syncs 16 firearm distributors on an automated schedule. Those catalogs hold 344,511 distinct products across the 15 of 16 we publish counts for.
Project Parabellum is not a distributor. We aggregate catalog data from the distributors listed here. We do not stock, sell, or ship product. Every dealer holds their own account with each distributor and buys through that account directly.
Allen Arms Tactical
1,565 products
Allen Arms Tactical carries one of the smaller catalogs Project Parabellum syncs, focused on a lean assortment rather than trying to cover every category a general-purpose counter needs.
AmChar
35,179 products
AmChar Wholesale carries a large catalog that Project Parabellum syncs on the same schedule as the other API-connected distributors, giving a dealer broad coverage without opening a second account just to chase depth.
Bill Hicks Co
30,680 products
Bill Hicks & Co. runs a broad catalog that Project Parabellum polls over a dealer API on an automated schedule.
Camfour
19,249 products
Camfour syncs a mid-to-large catalog mixing firearms, ammunition, and accessories, connected through a dealer API on the same automated schedule as the other API-connected distributors here.
Chattanooga Shooting
46,305 products
Chattanooga Shooting Supplies runs one of the deepest catalogs on the hub, spanning firearms, ammunition, optics, and accessories.
Crow Shooting Supply
24,384 products
Crow Shooting Supply syncs a large catalog through a file-drop connection rather than a live API, and it's one of two distributors on this hub — alongside Iron Valley — where Project Parabellum authenticates with credentials tied to your specific dealer account rather than a shared integration key.
Davidsons
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Davidson's is a wholesale distributor selling to licensed firearms retailers, and Project Parabellum syncs their catalog on the same automated schedule as the other API-connected distributors here.
Iron Valley
19,967 products
Iron Valley Supply's catalog only shows up on the hub once a dealer connects their own SFTP login — like Crow Shooting Supply, it uses credentials tied to a specific dealer account rather than a shared integration key, so there's no general Iron Valley feed syncing independent of any one dealer the way there is for the API-based distributors here.
Lipseys
19,259 products
Lipsey's runs a mid-sized catalog and markets a line it calls "Exclusive Firearms" — models it describes as produced specifically for its own distribution.
MGE
5,911 products
MGE Wholesale runs a smaller, focused catalog and delivers it to Project Parabellum as scheduled file drops rather than a live API connection.
MSR Distribution
2,482 products
MSR Distribution runs one of the smallest catalogs Project Parabellum syncs, delivered as scheduled file drops the same way MGE's and Zanders' feeds are rather than through a live API.
Orion
15,418 products
Orion Wholesale runs a general-line catalog roughly in the middle of the size range Project Parabellum syncs, connected through a dealer API on the same schedule as the rest of the API-connected distributors.
Primary Arms
811 products
Primary Arms syncs the smallest catalog Project Parabellum connects to today, delivered through a dealer API on the same automated schedule as the other API-connected distributors here.
RSR
29,796 products
RSR Group syncs a broad catalog spanning handguns, long guns, ammunition, optics, and a deep accessory line through a dealer API.
Sports South
58,612 products
Sports South is one of the deepest catalogs Project Parabellum syncs, spanning firearms, ammunition, optics, reloading components, and outdoor gear through a single dealer web-service connection.
Zanders
34,893 products
G. Zanders runs one of the larger catalogs Project Parabellum syncs, yet unlike the hub's other deep catalogs it reaches Project Parabellum through scheduled FTP file drops rather than a live API.
Why it is worth comparing distributors
No two of these catalogs carry the same products. Two distributors can both list the rifle you sell every week, while a third is the only one carrying the optic that goes on it. Which distributors you hold accounts with is therefore what decides how often you can fill an order yourself instead of turning it away.
The figures on these pages come from one automated sync into a shared vocabulary, so the same UPC means the same thing on every distributor page and the numbers can be read against each other. They describe catalog breadth and nothing more. What a distributor asks of you as a dealer, and how they treat you once the account is open, are not things we measure.