This is a great REAL DEAL surplus store! I spent a couple hours looking through everything and found genuine NOS WW2 surplus at extremely reasonable prices! After talking with the friendly staff and hearing about their warehouse I'm beginning to think it's the "Bannerman's" of our time! Buffalo is so lucky to have one of the last and biggest Surplus stores in our city! The only recommendation I would make is to have a "hardware store" section, there is a ton of people like me who are actively looking for workshop supplies and with the DIY and Maker movements going strong I really think if you grouped all you hardware type things together it would be worth your time especially if you have things like tool boxes, tool rolls, hinges, handles and other hardware but also stuff that us Makers can repurpose like wood crates and discounted worn out/broken stock that we can buy and strip useful stuff off!
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Joseph Beckelhymer
Awesome heavy wool blanket, as soon as you wrap it around you can feel the warmth. Did I mention heavy, never held a blanket of this size that weighs as much, should do the trick for winter campout or just colder. I liked it so much I ordered another one this time went for gray purple color. The Grey with Black stripe in middle was in great shape like made last year not 70 years ago. Had a little smell of surplus I think from tent that was in same box, no plastic wrap but I am sure airing it out will fix it, but I believe smell came from tent in box with it. 50% sale was awesome 👍
Also spent $6 on canvas roll straps too
Canadian Civil Defense Wool Blanket – Authentic 1950s Military Surplus, Brand New
Derek Rose
Item arrived as described and in a timely manner
Vintage WWII US M13 Spare Parts Pouch – Browning 1919A4 Tool Roll, New Old Stock
Gretchen May
Sling for my Arisaka looks and fit great, shipped fast and communication was excellent, A+ start to finish!!
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Gretchen May
Sling for my Arisaka looks and fits great. Shipping and communication were excellent !! A + start to finish.
