All American Military Surplus

Amazing selection! If you need anything most likely they have it. This place is filled with new and used Militaria but mostly new gear and uniforms. They’ve tons of Fatigues, Alphas, boots, air guns, flight suits, and a hella lot of patches/​pins. This place is on the pricier side and you might be able to find some of it online for cheeper but I’ve always been satisfied with this place. HARD TO FIND SO REALLY PAY ATTENTION TO WHERE YOURE GOING ON THE MAP. HAVE YOUR GPS SET TO HYBRID SO YOU CAN SEE EXACTLY HOW TO GET THERE

Not sure how the criticism on the reviews come about. I’ve been coming to the store for over 4 years. I’ve been in the Reserve for awhile and usually had to go to the PX for my stuff. Yet here, I pay 3 times less than what I get either at the PX or in any Surplus store. The employees there are chill and know their stuff. The big Asian guy «mike» is funny as hell.
Overall, high quality shit for less the green.

This is a pretty cool place it looks like they have just about everything you could want military related. If you’re looking for T shirts, jackets, boots, camping gear, ammo cases, paint ball /​air soft, patches, pins, and much more this is the place to check out.
When you enter the driveway go all the way to the back and follow the alley around to the left.

Big selection. Good prices. Attentive employees. Came shopping for our son’s 10 day Devil Pups Boot Camp necessities. Husband said he could stay here all day.

Wow, how did I not know about THIS place… VERY cool. If you pull up to the door… you’ll see a sign that says to go around. Well, the entrance is around the back. Through the bay door.
This place is big. It must be 10,000 plus sq ft. They have everything you’d just about want out of a Army/​Navy surplus store.
And, the staff was SUPER helpful and courteous.
I’ll look forward to coming back.

I was going to home depot for some paint where I noticed the army supply sign, so I followed it and went in. Good selection, but being followed everywhere I go wasn’t a welcoming feeling. I spent 95 bucks and was still treated like a criminal. Management needs to train their employees to treat customers with more respect. Never coming back again. Being followed by a short latina or Asian chick isn’t cool. Good luck! I felt like I was rushed to purchase items, but nevertheless I will not be back. You guys suck!¡!!

Worked here for a few years! It’s the best surplus store around! Huge selection, helpful staff and a well run family business! When in need of surplus items and more this is the one stop shop!

Went here to buy a pair of fatigues. I found myself looking around more for random stuff and almost forgot what I came there for. The store has a great selection of military related stuff. Shelves upon shelves of boots, camo gear, knives, etc. This is a haven for people looking for military related stuff or simply for some survival gear.

In the OC this is the place to go. Other «surplus» stores are nothing more than camping stores with a few cammies and military themed T-​shirts. You won’t find an ammo can, iso mat, or poncho liner there, but plenty of Coleman yellow plastic egg carriers. Here you will get what you’re looking for, but it will be pricey.

All I can say is they are life savers and great customer service! They pretty much have everything that even a PX in Ft Jackson did not have!

Pull out your navigator, thanks to road construction this place is a nightmare to find.
I walked in here and was completely amazed at how clean and squared away this place was for a military surplus warehouse. Yes, warehouse. I will not shop at a military surplus store with its cramped aisles, dirty carpet, and outrageously high prices ever again. This place has three large sections in the warehouse. They have more than just military surplus. They also sell fan made t-​shirts for every branch of service and even law enforcement. Personally, I walked away with a brand new, Propper brand, Air Force digital tiger striped boonie hat. 7 ¾ for my «trash can sized head» as an old supply sergeant once referred to me. I also purchased an Air Force license plate cover. I walked out of this store $ 35 poorer and a million times happier. Make sure to dress for weather as this place has zero air conditioner/​heater. Layout for non-​clothing items is a bit awkward. I purchased my license plate cover after I had purchased my boonie hat when I saw it on the way out. Employees were helpful and polite and referred to me as «sir» but were dumbfounded by my comments about how the Air Force didn’t have these uniforms when I got out in ’05. Still, this is my go to military surplus shop for now. I couldn’t stand to stick around longer. I think my wallet would have begun screaming at me. Lastly, they take Visa and Mastercard only.
Look for the gigantic cream colored building that reads: «2584» and look for the plastic sidewalk signs that read: «ARMY SURPLUS STORE.» You’ll know you’re on the Fender Ave when the roads are torn up and gravely.

I stopped in for some camping gear. The place is much bigger than I imagined. Huge selection of tactical clothing and military uniforms. Staff was friendly and helpful.
So many «surplus» shops these days are really just glorified sporting goods stores, but not this place. These guys have aisles and aisles of straight-​up GI DoD surplus going back to the Vietnam era. Tons of military patches and insignias, too, if that’s what you’re looking for.
The only reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 is because they don’t sell any of their stuff online. That’s cool; it gives me an excuse to go browse the aisles and touch all their stuff. I’ll definitely be back.

They were great and helpful in picking out the right gift. Help support small businesses.

Decent, true military and modern warfare gear. The only downside is that they watch every move you make by surveillance camera and 2 women that follow you everywhere you go. I don’t like that feeling while I’m shopping, but it has everything you need to start your own paramilitary group! Ha.

I called in and spoke with an older asian man that barely spoke English. I asked him if I can come in and trade my BDU’s for another pair. He didn’t seem like he understood me, but insisted for me to come in and that anyone can help me.
I drive 20 minutes to the store and the other worker tells me that I can only trade the BDUs when the older asian guy is there. He pretty much told me I am shit out of luck and I have to come back when he is here. He even told me he was next to him when I was talking to the older gentleman and said he was trying to brush me off and hang up.
–10 for customer service, it really annoys me when they tell people to come in and end up not being able to do anything. I used to come here for my goods, but this last visit was terrible. I will never go here again.

This place is great. They have a huge selection of just about anything a man could want! On my last visit, I just needed to research an odd military insignia patch for a friend. They were very eager and helpful in finding the answer for me! They could have just brushed me off, but they didn’t. He went through a big book and found my patch!

This place is the best. It had a huge selection. I called 40 stores looking for a m65 apu field jacket. This store was the only one to have one in stock. Also, staff was really helpful and nice. They gave me good information and helped with my choice selection. Just a note the store is alittle hard to find so follow the signs. However, it is so worth going. I will be back for airsoft guns for sure.

This place is massive. Boyfriend fell in love with in. I’m not much of a surplus store person, but they had enough here to keep me entertained while he looked at each and everything they had. I’ve been to many a surplus stores, and this is definitely the biggest, most interesting of them all.

I actually had a list of 5 things to purchase, four of which were general items for outdoors. I only found one item. It was a camo rain poncho which is standard uniform for both army and navy. The poncho was new and was priced slightly higher than if you were to buy it at a base. The store caters to primarily Army items.
There is another supply store in Long Beach which is farther. That place has a bit more selection. There are also a couple of very good websites to purchase supplies.
Overall, this place was AOK. **If you need something specific, definitely call first to make sure they carry it.

So if you know anything about me or my family, you can testify that we are obsessed with zombies and convinced of the zombie uprising. The All American Military Surplus store is on the same page… NO JOKE. Anything you need to service your ultimate surplus of Zombie attack gear, they have.
The location is hard to spot but I am certain that it is on purpose, because they don’t want customers that aren’t serious about their survival gear to purchase.
Zombie attacks aside, this place is a great spot to get camping stuff, used/​vintage military gear (for that teenage punk rock sister you have to buy gifts for)
I have been coming here with my dad since I was a youngin’ and I still continue to come back for kicks, for serious reasons, with my bro or to pick up a new bike hat because it is decently priced and has a zipper pocket for my bike lock key!
Just a tip: DO NOT touch the grenades at the front counter. Just don’t. TRUST ME.