Came in for an arm cap for the homie. Unfortunately, they did not have the particular style he was…read morelooking for. Looking around here though, pretty impressive because they appear to have any army thing anyone could ever be looking for. The guys were super friendly and totally awesome to shoot the stuff with. I'd go back in just to carry on the conversation. Cool spot. Cool dudes. Cool stuff.

At first glance this place seemed to have a lot of cool items. I had my eyes on a gas mask that was…read morepriced at $30 and a pair of suspenders that were priced at $10. When I got to the counter, the gas mask was magically priced at $50 and the price of the suspenders was doubled at $20. I ended up just getting the suspenders, but the cherry on top was that the suspenders were actually broken and missing a clamp making them pretty much unwearable. Definitely not coming back.

Great selection, knowledgeable staff. Got some pure wool items I use for offshore sailing…read more Very fair prices. Will definitely return and recommend them to my crew and fellow sailors.

An awesome shopping experience helped by a knowledgeable and pleasant owner. Great selection of…read more prepping, survival, tactical gear, etc. Fair and reasonable prices. I highly recommend Army Issue Surplus.

The owner treated myself and my girlfriend quite rudely when we visited here years ago and was…read moreborderline violent. I got really bad vibes from him and we both felt extremely uncomfortable. I would never go here or spend a penny on their stuff again.

If I could rate it lower, I absolutely would. As a matter of…read morefact please don't bring your business here. I've been a loyal customer of theirs for about a little less than a year. In that year I've sent them over a hand full of customers whom, like myself, have spent well over $1,500.00 in this store. So you could say the owner (Tony) and his assistant know me. Yesterday I walked in to buy a laser/light tactical combo, no batteries included, even though the manual says the batteries are included. No on top of that he tried charging me $10 EACH BATTERY! So I stopped and told him fairly "come on man, it's not like I'm a stranger, you can give me a couple batteries." And he replied "our prices are pretty fair, and batteries are pretty expensive, $10 each is a fair price." At that point I seen who I was really dealing with, so I said "I see how you treat your customers, I've spent over $1,000 in your store and you're about to lose a customer over batteries?" He didn't have anything to say. Honestly, I won't lie, their prices are fair, but if personally I'd rather drive 30 minutes further and pay $2-10 more on a product and give someone ELSE the business. I wouldn't recommend this store to anyone I've ever met. As a matter of fact please don't bring your business here. Told ya I'd do this Tony.

Pretty cool stuff to buy and the place isn't too intimidating, the clerk minds her business and you…read moredon't feel pressured to buy things

Bought a gas mask and a jacket the owner gave me a free bag for the gas mask everything was in good…read morecondition

I love Camouflage!…read more Whenever walking by on Queen St. West, I'm always tempted to don my mask and go in. Guns and knives are the main reason. They have a massive wall of both pellet and BB guns, along with airsoft weapons. If you didn't know, airsoft, which are small plastic balls instead of bullets, were developed in Japan after WW2 when most guns were banned. Shooting enthusiasts wanted something to take the place of real guns, so airsoft weapons became a thing. Today these are used for both real-life weapons training as well as war games in a controlled environment. Participants wear heavy clothes and eye protection as the pellets can still hurt you if close enough. These weapons can cost as much as the real thing and look identical with the same weight and feel of real guns. Police sometimes drop in and fondle these fake guns and compare to their real sidearms just for fun. They are that realistic! The other great thing here is the military and tactical clothes. They have the great brands of camo and work clothing that is in style these days. I got a Carhartt beanie for about $25 here which is a great price. These were on display at Nomad for I'm sure more bucks than that! I can't say enough good things about the staff. When I reconnected with an old co-worker I found he was in a wheelchair after being hit by a car. I found out he loved knives and ended up stuffing him in the car, put the chair on the roof rack and took him to Camouflage for a day trip. He loved it, and the staff was super accommodating and even helped us back in the car. Well worth a walk-in if you are on Queen West and want an interesting store to spend some time in.

Mark, the owner of ABC Military Surplus REALLY knows his stuff!…read more If you're looking for anything military, he certainly know 1) whether or not it's in his store and 2) any information you could ever need to know about it. That man certainly is an absolute WEALTH of military information. He has an organized and clean store (not like some of the other junk filled and disorganized surplus stores around) and there is so much awesome military stuff there you won't know where to look first! There was everything from gas mask bags to pants, to sweaters, to combat boots and belts. If you're looking for anything military, give Mark a try. If he doesn't have it, he can certainly point you in the right direction to get it!

Great place, The owner is very helpful. Knows your size…read morejust by looking at you. Excellent selection of goods, Anyone looking for Military Surplus, this is the place!

Small store packed to the ceiling with reasonably priced. Owner well educated on product friendly…read moreowners

If you are at Richmond Hill needing some hiking and camping gear, the right kinds of tactical…read moreclothes to go paintballing in, or some army surplus, Creative is the place to go. Tucked deep away inside an outdoor plaza complex at the northwest corner of Highway 7 and West Beaver Creek, the location is small, but not overcrowded, so you'll surely find what you need and want. Many military paraphernalia on sale are much cheaper than many army surplus stores in Toronto. Creative stocks many other new outdoor and tactical gear at decent prices. Perhaps you could also be interested in a riot helmet to go along with a machete? Mad props to the man running the store, who is not only very friendly and accommodating, he is not an intimidating military-obsessed nut (as army surplus stores tend to be staffed by military fanatics). {YRT: probably simplest to use VIVA purple line to West Beaver Creek}