Hahn’s World of Surplus

So I called in before driving down there (which I’m glad I did) & this sexist prick answered the phone. Not even a hello. Very rude. I was immediately shocked. I never heard good things about this place anyhow. Should have known. I asked about a certain item to which he snapped at me «ya we have them.» I asked further in detail about item & he goes «yeah what do you mean by that? We whatever we got them.» Didn’t answer my question. I asked sizing. He talked to me like I was stupid. Maybe because I actually knew something he didn’t? Nonetheless. Stay away from this chauvinistic shop.

Over priced but they have lots of stuff…
There is weired vibe in there… don’t forget to check out their nazi shrine. Seriously.

I have shopped at army-​navy surplus stores in several different states and am thoroughly impressed with the quality and selection at this place. Wether you are looking for a general item or something more obscure, chances are you will find it there.

A home run for all your surplus needs and hard to find items. definitely a family run business and they care about your dollar. they helped with locating a few hard to find items and shipping them out promptly at a fair price. the staff was eager to help… even with a red nose pit helping test the repellent factor on my cargo pants which just made me feel at home… the owner and what appeared to be a daughter or niece offered some of the most friendly service I’ve had in a long time I just wish I had dog treats with me but its ok the drool made the flight home lol .to say this place has everything from A to Z is an understatement you could kill an hour in the store without knowing it they deserve your business definitely stop in

Once I moved here from CA I have yet to step foot in/​visit a good surplus store. That all changed a few days ago when I took a visit to Hahn’s. The Parking in front of the store is complete crap but fear not make a right turn and you can park in the little street area behind the shop. Any who the place offers a lot of different stuff from inert grenades, machetes, helmets, patches, pins, etc This is all good news for me since I am on a never ending quest to find new and strange props for photo shoots. Yes some of the stuff you could get online a lot cheaper but this is Merica and instant gratification is not fast enough. so. that being said they got the weird and wonderful stuff that your heart desires. The staff are really friendly and pretty helpful. All in all it’s a pretty good spot to go check out.

Whenever traveling, I seek out military surplus stores. You never know what you’ll find. Some are small but have a good selection. Others may be bigger but stock mostly newer, non-​military related items (i.e. Carhartt). Hanh’s is absolutely the best! It might look small from the outside but it’s very deep. They’ve got everything and the prices are good. The only downside is parking, very limited. If you’re into making those survival bracelets, you will be in heaven. They have every color in all sizes. You can literally spend hours browsing in the patch and pin section alone. And yes, they do carry Carhartt. They are located in North Las Vegas, just minutes from downtown. Just look for the anti-​aircraft gun out front. This will definitely be a stop every time we visit the 9^th island of Hawaii.

excellently stocked! This joint is kept up with a sincere effort to produce a great experience. I found the staff to be super friendly N informative. Definitely a worthy visit, they have TONS of goods: surplus/​survival/​camping/​hiking/​fishing/​hunting/​historian/​collector/​enthusiast/​afficiando, et al. you will be enthralled N satiated. I’ll be back…

This place is amazing! Top notch service to boot. This was my first visit here and will not be my last they have everything imaginable!

Tons of stuff, well overpriced. Took some gear here to sell it, knew I would be basically giving it away, and pretty much did. But it was just collecting dust anyways.
Nice old guy that owns the place and his wife is a sweetheart as well. Parking is sketchy, and I love the way this place smells.
Thanks place, thanks owners.

Love this place, we stop here every trip to Vegas! Great quailty, great selection, reasonable prices, and friendly staff! Every time we go here I feel like we are stepping back in time, looking at all the equipment that any soldier would be using from the past, present and into the future! I highly recommend a stop in…

First of all, the parking and location concerns me but I have never had a problem with break ins; parking can be a bear if the place is busy.
You will soon forget about your car when you get in the store because of the wide array of stuff in the store.
The merchandise is sectioned off into «departments» (if you will) but within each area, the items are somewhat disorganized and if you dig around, you can find some gems… if you don’t like digging (like I do) you might find this annoying.
As you enter there are some patches and insignia then an eye glass section then some knives behind the counter… the counter continues with some flashlights, then turns a corner in to a small gun cleaning section then first aid with back packs along the wall. in the far corner, there is an extensive cord, web, wire section that features everything from thick climbing rope to para cord all the way down to «micro cord» from Atwood Rope.
What I really like about Hahn’s is that they carry some hard to find items at a reasonable price (but be aware that some items don’t always represent the best value). Some of these items are legitimate surplus. others are hard to find civilian items… while there are some cheep Chinese items of questionable quality in the mix.
Nice selection of books, surplus/​civilian (Dickies, Cartwright) clothing, boots. If you need an ammo can, you can find several styles here,
Some of the «departments»:
*Knife/​sharpeners
*Flashlights
*Gun cleaning
*First aid
*“Carriers” (Back Packs, vests, bags, holsters, holders)
*Mess kits, Canteens, MRE and other emergency foods
*Hats, caps, bandanas, shemagh in all patterns
*Binding/​rope
*Tarps/​netting
*E tools, picks, machetes, trowels
«Camp, mess kits, canteens, MRE
*Uniforms, Clothing
*Blankets, tents, ammo cans
*Books
Would have rated five stars if it weren’t for the parking, organization and restock (some of the items I bought there before are no longer available)
UPDATE I visited the store on 10 – 27 and found it reorganized and restocked in some areas. Still need to dig around but not as much; a nice associate named Susana was in charge of this «house cleaning» and it bumps their score to a full 5 stars!

I love Hahn’s. I’ve been here twice. It’s a LONG drive away from me but I felt like it was well worth it. This place is HUGE! They have so much to choose from. Most of the store is new but I believe they sell lightly used BDUs and boots. All in great condition. Also camping and tactical gear. I scouted out some items online before visiting for the first time and was pleasantly surprised to notice that the bag I wanted was actually $ 10 cheaper than advertised online. Not sure if this is common.
The staff is great too! They are SUPER helpful, friendly and not fake. They give you a while to look around then approach you to make sure you are finding what you need. Each employee I’ve spoken to seems to know the store and their products like the back of their hand and offers help without trying to sell you stuff you aren’t interested in. They are down to Earth good people.

This is certainly one of the best surplus stores I have ever visited. Very high end and hard to get items. This was my second time here and will be a regular stop when I am in town. The staff was very friendly and helpful. One of the items I bought was mis priced. The correction was made at check out. I could have easily over payed and wouldn’t have known. They got extra points and my thanks for their honesty. If you are in Las Vegas make this a stop you won’t be disappointed.

Would have normally been a 4 star review if it had been in a town with a lot of military surplus like Fayetteville NC but there are not a lot of choices in the area.
First, let it be known that I hate the typical «camos and canteens» surplus stores. I can get generic Rothco and Condor chinese-​made faux military gear online (cheaper than in stores), thank you very much.
Hahn’s has some of that, but also has legit surplus including E-​tools (entrenching tools, aka mini shovels), TM’s (Technical Manulals; military manuals), machetes, bags, etc.
There are a lot of nice surplus bits scattered about the store (look up) but the major dissapointment is that THEY ARE NOT FOR SALE! WHY?! There are AT-4’s (M136s), an M2 .50BMG dummy machine gun, a LAWS launcher, mines, 20 mm Vulcan rounds, an m20 bazooka, etc (I have pictures I took in the store if anyone is interested). This is the kind of stuff I collect so I was dissapointed to see that it was all labelled «not for sale»…
However, this is the best army/​navy store in the area; there really are no competitors. With Nellis AFB in the area, you would think there would be more surplus stores, but there are not.
Staff is friendly and helpful. There is some off-​street parking, but this area isn’t very busy so you should not have trouble parking, even on the street.

Service with a smile! What’s this world coming to?
I’ve literally searched from sea to shinning sea for a pair of American made tactical boots that fit my 9 &½ EEEE Fred Flintstone feet. After scanning the boot selection for about 2 minutes, a great sales lady showed up by the name of Leslie and gladly found me what I needed in no time at all. Great place! I shall return for more gear.

Had not been here for 20 years but in area couple days and wanted another pair of combat boots, as issued in 1973… sure enough Hahn’s had them. Perfect fit too. We in a bit of hurry today so did not browse. I used to live in the Vegas area twice in past, and this was my fav surplus store when those type items wanted. This is not a fancy place but they got the goods. Great service from entire staff.

I was in Las Vegas and I wanted to pick up some Air Force stuff so I hopped on Unilocal and started doing my research on the term military surplus. In particular I was looking for Air Force stuff. I figured that my chances would be pretty good because Nellis AFB was right down the street. Actually I went to Nellis AFB for M-​60 school back in 1989 but that is a different story for a different time.
I headed on over and when I walked in the door I was pretty blown away because it was huge. This was exactly what I was looking for. I decided to cruise through all the aisles so I could see what parts I needed to focus on. I started off to the left and they had a bunch of backpacks and camping type stuff and in the middle of it there were a bunch of MRE’s and stuff like that and then way off to the right there were tons of used uniforms and stuff like that. There was a second building off to the right that had a ton more clothes as well. They had a really good selection.
I decided to start searching for an Air Force Security Police badge like the one I used to wear when I was in. There was a case up front with some Military Police badges so I figured that I was in the right place. I had a girl help me out but she couldn’t find it so she brough over an older dude that seemed to know his stuff and he pulled one out in about a minute. Score!!!
I hung out in there for about 2 hours and tried on all sorts of stuff. In the end I ended up getting the Security Police badge, 3 USAF tshirts, a duffle bag and some assorted pins and stickers. This place was a ton of fun to roam around in and if you are in the area you should check it out!

With the advancements of the internet, online shopping, online payment, and online market places such as Craigslist or Ebay it’s a wonder places like Hahn’s are still in business.
I get that Joes go here to pawn off their excess TA-​50 and other crap that ‘fell off the back of the 5-​ton’ but seriously Hahns? you’re going to mark up that shit THAT much?
Things are just insanely over priced and the store isnt that well organized if you can even begin to organize a place like this. Prices are insanely marked up as well. Anywhere else you can go would be cheaper. For example ACU grenade pouches I found a few, some were priced at 6.99 another 9.99…oh kay so what makes one 3 dollars more expensive than another? Quick search on America’s number one online auction site i can pick up two for 9.00 including shipping, hell i could have got 100 for $ 25.
If you’re considering coming here to buy TA-​50 you’re missing or looking to sell some used stuff… consider posting it online first and save yourself the gas.
Unilocal 100 — 038 of 100

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon to check this place out. They have a good selection of military surplus. I was surprised to see the place was fairly busy as well including a few military types dressed in uniform shopping. People complain about the high prices… they are on high side BUT — you get the stuff you need instantly and the selection is MASSIVE. I did not see a lot of china products, a lot of the items were U.S. made. I picked up an ammo can in the back for a decent price. If you need something immediately and don’t want to bother with online, this is the place. Also a thing to remember, besides Hahn’s there really isn’t many TRUE military surplus stores left in Vegas, so check it out!

Whether you’re a practical prepper, a military enthusiast, or have a lifelong love of camping, you’ll find virtually anything you’ll need at Hahn’s for the survivalist in all. They have clothing, utensils, cooking supplies, dehydrated food, water purifiers, and various bags, just to name a few! They even have radiation prevention kits (Think Rad-​X from Fallout). There’s even a few glass cases filled with various military memorabilia from the various military branches, and from various wars.
The only real negative for me at least is that the cooling system isn’t the best in this store, so on a sweltering hot day it gets quite warm in there! I’m a weather wuss, but for others this shouldn’t deter those that are devoted to surviving outdoors though, since that’s just part of dealing with and adjusting to your environment.