How to Start a Wholesale Account for Rifle Magazines
If you run a gun shop, range, or dealership and your customers own Marlin .22s or Remington 783s, stocking the right replacement magazines is easy money — these are hard-to-find parts that people actively search for. American Rifle Magazines supplies them wholesale, direct from our shop in Naugatuck, Connecticut. Here's who qualifies and how to get set up.
Quick answer
American Rifle Magazines is a US original-equipment manufacturer offering wholesale pricing on Marlin and Remington 783 replacement magazines for shops, ranges, and dealers buying in quantity. To start, reach out through our wholesale page with your business details and the models you want to stock.
What's in this guide
- Who wholesale is for
- Why stock ARM magazines
- How to open a wholesale account
- What to stock first
- Frequently asked questions

Who wholesale is for
Our wholesale program is built for businesses that move magazines in volume:
- Gun shops and sporting goods retailers stocking hard-to-find Marlin and Remington parts.
- Ranges and gunsmiths who need reliable replacements on hand.
- Dealers and distributors serving the Marlin and Remington 783 market.
If you need a dependable source for a substantial number of Marlin or Remington magazines, that's exactly who we supply.
Why stock American Rifle Magazines
- OEM quality, made in the USA. We manufacture factory-pattern magazines to precise specifications in Naugatuck, CT — the kind of fit and feeding your customers expect.
- Hard-to-find parts with real demand. Marlin magazines in particular are tough to source, and owners search them out. That's steady, low-competition inventory.
- Competitive wholesale pricing and decades of manufacturing experience behind every order.
- Breadth of the line — from the classic 71903 to the latest 783 XT — so you can cover a wide range of rifles from one supplier.
How to open a wholesale account
- Reach out through our wholesale page with your business name, resale or dealer information, and a way to contact you.
- Tell us what you want to stock — the models and quantities you're planning around. Not sure what sells? See "What to stock first" below.
- We'll confirm pricing and terms for your order and get you set up as a wholesale partner.
What to stock first
If you're building an initial order, the highest-demand items are a good place to start:
- Marlin .22 LR — the 71900/71901 and the classic 71903 cover the largest share of Marlin rifles. Our 71900 vs 71903 guide shows why both sell.
- Remington 783 — short-action and long-action magazines plus the 783 XT.
Browse the full range in the Marlin and Remington collections.
Key takeaways
- Wholesale is for shops, ranges, and dealers buying in quantity.
- ARM is a US OEM in Naugatuck, CT with competitive wholesale pricing.
- Marlin magazines are hard-to-find, high-demand inventory.
- Start on the wholesale page with your business details and model list.
Frequently asked questions
Does American Rifle Magazines sell wholesale?
Yes. We offer wholesale pricing on Marlin and Remington 783 replacement magazines to shops, ranges, and dealers buying in quantity, direct from our shop in Naugatuck, Connecticut.
How do I open a wholesale account?
Contact us through our wholesale page with your business details and the models you want to stock. We'll confirm pricing and terms and set you up.
What magazines should a shop stock first?
The Marlin 71900/71901 and 71903 cover the largest share of Marlin rifles, and the Remington 783 short- and long-action magazines plus the 783 XT are the core 783 items.
Are the magazines made in the USA?
Yes. We're a US original-equipment manufacturer producing factory-pattern magazines to precise specifications.
Become a wholesale partner
Ready to stock reliable, hard-to-find magazines? Get started on our wholesale page, or read more in the Wholesale Magazine Guide.
About the author. Rob Haversat is the founder of American Rifle Magazines in Naugatuck, Connecticut, which manufactures OEM-pattern replacement magazines for Marlin and Remington rifles in the USA.