Great place good value good selection very nice service prices are good for mil surplus you won't…read morefind a bargain but you will find cheaper option

I wanted to buy a couple of things and did a local search. Opening the doors was to my surprise a…read morereal surplus store, not a Chinese camping outlet. Everything available was neatly organized by category and size. I asked about a particular item and Cindy brought out stuff from behind the counter. Excellent condition and well worth the price paid. I picked up some MRE's that were very reasonable ,40% less than the best price on Amazon. Even though I live out of state, the warmth and kindred spirit will bring me back to C&T.

Did the owner's wife escape from a state mental institution?…read more My husband just retired from the Air Force and we went into Major Dad's to trade in two duffle bags of old military gear for store credit. The store was empty save for the owner's wife who was working the counter. As soon as she saw how much gear we had she began yelling at us about not bringing in more than a few items to trade in at one time. She also insisted that we had some kind of an old Army uniform in the bags despite the fact that we told her over and over again that he was Air Force! When my husband asked why she wouldn't take what we had she began screaming about how she had bookkeeping chores to do and that it would take her one week to inventory what we had. She then insisted that we leave the stuff with her so she could have her husband (who works a full time job somewhere else) inventory it on the weekend. My husband was afraid of theft so we decided to take the gear and go elsewhere. It gets good in the next paragraph! She then proceeded to curse both my husband and I out as we left the store! I am a very Christian woman and the words that she was using were very offensive. We then drove to another military surplus store in Lexington. The guy there only took 15 minutes to inventory everything we had and give us an offer. If she is THAT stressed by working in a slow retail store, she should tell her husband that she does not want to work there anymore! I used to work at a state psychiatric hospital in Indiana and her behavior reminds me of some of the more unstable patients that I worked with! She actually scared me when she started screaming and yelling at us. She needs SERIOUS psychiatric help before she scares more customers away from her store! I hope that her husband sees this because his wife is not a stable person!

Went in here to buy a few things. Was really impressed with the staff and the quality of…read moremerchandise. If you like military surplus, prepping items and such, this is your to go to store. Check them out.

I try to call their number and voicemail is full. When I try to call back, they block your number…read moreso you cannot get through. When you call the Exchange to ask for a good phone number, they immediately say they don't have have one for them. Rather than just saying Patriot Store doesn't have a phone number at all.

Fort Knox doesn't have many amenities especially when it comes to tactical gear, so I went into…read morePatriot Outfitters looking for a Gerber multi-tool. They honestly didn't have much of a selection, so I looked at the three they did have and decided on the flat black upper end multitool since it's kind of an investment. The box is sealed and I open it up when I get back home to put it in my bag for tomorrow and my hands are covered in carbon. Not just a little... a ton. This thing is filthy, so I grab a wet paper towel to wipe it down and the coating starts coming off. When you spend $69.99 on a brand new multitool to open it up and find out the finish is worn off or it was refurbished, at least mark it down or don't sell it AT PRICE. The tool looks like crap, even the knives I've had for years don't look this bad. I'm really frustrated with the quality of this multitool and I'm hoping that Patriot Outfitters will honor their return policy considering this was the condition their equipment was sold at. If you're looking for a multitool or a blade at Fort Knox, I suggest you keep looking!

This place is really a unique store! We love stopping by whenever we get a chance. They sell things…read morelike army surplus, some prepping gear, different types of blades, and lots of really cool historical artifacts. This is one of the only stores I know to look in for old artifacts and things you just can't find anywhere else. They have lots of artillery shells and war relics! It's really a great store for 2a supporters and those who are ww2 enthusiasts.

From the owner: Military Surplus store. Helmets, Bayonets, Knives, Tactical gear, med supplies, backpacks, camping…read moregear, vintage military and much more. Body Armor Ceramic Plates IV.

They gave me amazing service and they even gave us 2 free shells. Some of the stuff was really…read morepricey, but what do you expect. It was not too crowded and the two people working there were really kind and friendly. 10/10

I take that my original review was deleted, or I never posted it, but I'm still determining why;…read morewell, the Army Surplus Warehouse on E Loudon is my go-to for Army Surplus goods. They have fair prices on all patches: Marine Corps, Navy, Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, military wars, conflicts, and Veteran patches. Plus, they have Army-issued backpacks, the University of Kentucky flags, and other items like vintage M-65 field jackets, vintage CWU-45 flight jackets, liners, license plate frames, and an assortment of pins. Please see attached photos for further details. Today, I found several Great Lakes Naval Training Center food trays, not the separated sectional kind, but a tray to sit plates and cups on, which will work out well for the kids. They're always spilling drinks or food while watching TV or playing games. They were only $4.50 each. Honestly, it's worth a stop to look around if you're in the vicinity. You never know what you might find. Also, I suggest calling if it's late in the afternoon to ensure that they're still open. Finally, the owner is soft-spoken but willing to start a conversation. So, do not be too standoffish. Share some war stories. I've noticed that several other veterans stop in for a chat too.

We took a group of eight boys for my son's 13th birthday party. We spent roughly 3 hours there…read more Everything was amazing! The Referees are very nice, patient and very knowledgeable! The different courses were fun and kept you on your toes. Its a shame not a lot of people know about the business! The reason I gave the business 4 stars is that I called and informed them that there would be 11 of us coming and I was told we wouldn't need a reservation...we get there and we are told there's a group of 35 coming and that we should have made an reservation and they have to make sure they can get us in... which they did...but before we left we are told again, by the same female, that we should have made a reservation and to next time make a reservation... like she didn't believe us the first time we told her.

Always stocked with everything you could ever need military wise. I can spend hours just walking…read morearound looking at all the stuff lol.

I've done business with At The Front quite a few times over the years , and I've found that their…read moreproducts and customer service are second to none . Everything that I have purchased are exact in detail and craftsmanship , and very rugged and durable , just like the equipment that our troops in WW2 depended on . I would highly recommend this company " At The Front " to anyone who wanted quality craftsmanship and authenticity in their equipment . This is where you're hard earned money would be well spent. An extremely happy customer in Albany , New York .

From the owner: At The Front, established in 1992 is a company based in central Kentucky. We provide exact…read morereproduction WWII US and German uniforms and gear for history buffs, reenactors, collectors, museums and films.

This is quite a large outdoor store in Lexington, Kentucky, one of the only ones in town. They have…read morea wide selection of really nice items, but you can expect to pay a premium price. I visited on a Saturday and I was a little disappointed that I wasn't offered any help by an associate. I looked around and couldn't find anyone to help me with the backpacks. There were a few things I had questions on, and I couldn't find someone to assist me and no one offered any assistance. Maybe next time.

I've been shopping at J&H for decades, ever since it was downtown near Rupp Arena, and was called…read moreJ&H Army Navy Store and sold military surplus gear and clothes for next to nothing. Theses days, of course, it's central Kentucky's premier outdoor clothes, shoes/boots, and equipment. Most recently with an ice storm looming, I dropped in for some some battery powered flashlights/lamps. They were closing early to let their employees beat the ice and get home. I only had a bout 10 minutes to shop, but one of the sales clerks quickly offered advice and I was out of there in 5 minutes! Ice storm was a bust, but I'm ready for the next one!!