I've been going to FMJ for little over 6 years now and all I can say is, if you haven't visited…read morealready and you're in the area. You're missing out. The crew there is always on top of it. I became a regular at the store and sadly moved away in the beginning of 2025. But I still purchase items for work through them because the prices cannot be beat. FMJ is like no other military surplus store I've ever been to. The selection is better than anything I've seen. Over the years I've collected many different items. Some for work, others for my home office collection. But every time I enter the store, for better or worse I always leave with something. They stay busy on social media as well and are very interactive. Check them out on Instagram if you have one, sometimes you can see some of the surplus on there before it hits their shelves. Easiest 5/5 stars I've ever given. Next time I'm in the DMV I will be stopping by. It's tradition at this point.

Military supply store with a collection of vintage and modern military items. Parking was easy to…read morefind and spacious. The front entrance of the store is magnificent and not hard to miss. Very well executed. The store is very clean and well organized. The most eye catching items I noticed in the store were the grenades and the set of bullets from the 1800s. I selected one grenade for purchase.

This is one of my favorite stores in the entire region. It's a genuine *surplus* store in a unique…read moresetting. Most surplus stores actually carry more new 'military-like' gear than they do actual surplus and are more like low-end outdoor/tactical shops. Those are cool and I enjoy them too for other purposes but sometimes you want actual stuff with an NSN, and Randy's shop is like 99% real surplus gear and he has a huge variety of stuff, from uniforms to chest rigs to medical, packs, pouches, holsters, pretty much everything you can think of. Given his location a lot of it is Army but I've seen plenty of uniform issue from other branches as well. He runs the shop out of his property so it's a bit tricky finding the first time, but something about taking a gravel driveway to buy surplus in an outdoors settings makes it even better. What you'll find here: - containers, rucks, packs, pouches (saw, grenade etc), camelbaks, holsters, pistol belts, poly pro, acu's, class a's msss, chest rigs and plates, ifaks and supplies, mre's, alices, molles, camo netting, eye/ear pro, helmets, way more, all real surplus. A very small handful of aftermarket non-surplus packs, and a small handful of aftermarket non-surplus accessory stuff. What you won't find here: - tons of cheap civilian sleeping bags, civilian tents, new in box work boots, rows and rows of cheap knives, fake "take a number" customer service gags, or any of the stuff that tends to dominate other 'surplus' stores. He runs this shop by himself so if you aren't in the area absolutely call ahead and make sure he's expecting you. I've been there several times and have only dropped in once when he wasn't around. Randy's also one of the nicest humblest guys you'll ever do business with. Take your time and talk with him while you shop.

I never got issued a MOLLE 2 large ruck and when I called he asked if I had lost mine and I…read moreexplained the army failed to get one to me so he put his last one on hold for me and discounted it and it has been working great since. Me and a buddy took a look around too and they have lots of stuff as well.

I went into this store for other business but was distracted to see the wide selection of great…read moreproducts. It's a fun store to shop and I want to go back when I have more time. The owner is very friendly and helpful.

Excellent customer service. Got to the store right before closing. We were told no big deal to take…read moreour time and get what we needed. Huge selection. We should have given ourselves more time to shop. Great prices. We will be back

PROS: Very good quality merchandise at reasonable prices for many of the items here. They even have…read morea backroom with more inventory CONS: This place is very cramped and doesn't have as much inventory as the army surplus stores I'm use to. Also, the man at the front desk did not offer to help us or make himself available as he was talking to these teenage workers about something on a piece of paper OVERALL: Nice place to go into, just lower your expectations

Best inventory of King & Country and WBritain Figures I have ever seen. Staff went above…read moreexpectations to assist finding sets you may be looking for.

I stopped in the store just to browse and ended up finding an awesome parachute bag for only $19! I…read morewas able to fit all my clothes and shoes in the bag for my trip home, so it was much better than the suitcase than I had planned to buy. The staff was friendly and helpful. They have a wide variety of items in the store, from the military surplus items that you would expect, as well as unexpected silly items like sassy magnets and bumper stickers. If I'm ever in the market for this sort of gear again, I would definitely stop into the shop. The prices were pretty reasonable and they had some neat items.

Pretty nice selection of everything from back in time to modern day had a small selection of old…read moregen body armor and new gen plates from level 3 to 4. Had a nice but small weapon selection from ar styled rifles to a well put together selection of handguns and some shotguns.

As an executive of an HVAC & mechanical firm, I understand the value of having solid uniforms. Our…read moremechanics rip the their pants all the time, and our sales team enjoys a polished but tactical look. The 5.11 gear withstands all weather conditions, and even the most rigorous wear. Whenever our techs are in the neighborhood, we send them to Mike to get outfitted. He is always hospitable, professional, and mindful of their needs. I recently stopped by to grab some gear myself, and I have to tell you I understand why my team adores him! If you're in the area and you're looking for quality gear that washes well and performs better than anything on the market- stop in and be sure to ask for Mike!

I'll start my review with the positive. The guy who answered the phone was professional and…read morecourteous. I called ahead to make sure they had the pants I wanted in stock.... they did not. I then confirmed the other items I wanted were in stock. I asked if they would be open until 7pm as it states online. The man stated they would be closing a bit early today (no big deal). I said okay, is a little after 6 gonna be too late? He advised thats fine. I drove for an hour and 5 minutes arriving at 6:12 to a closed store. Fantastic. I wonder why we all just shop online now.

Came to this store for the first time last year! I heard about it from my boss as her husband is…read moreone of the owners and she knows I'm a very outdoorsy person! I went in the first time and wanted to buy a bag as I really enjoyed the Casual Adventure Outfitters logo! Also the staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable! I live in Arlington and not far from the business and I'll have to swing by again soon before hunting season starts as I hear by so many that the knife collection is impeccable!

I found too many things that I liked in this store! My goal today was to just come here to see…read morewhat they have. They have a lot of gear for scouts, as well as, any type of outdoor enthusiast. I was drawn to the Solomon XA forces boot and they had the woman's style on display. They also have several long sleeve shirts that I like too They have a lot of the Patagonia and Columbia style clothing on display which were nice. There is a very nice Columbia duffle roller bag that is quite large for only $430! I was helped by 2 of the employees which again is something that is hard to come by at any of the big box sporting goods stores. I liked what I saw and it was a decent experience for my first time here

Cool store. Was greeted by the clerk and asked if I need anything to ask...So, service was good…read moreenough for me. Selection was good for a surplus store. Not high end but not junk either. If you need something Specifically for camping it seems they check all the boxes for your camping needs. I came because I needed a belt and they carried Carhartt. Prices were fair and like I said if I needed something in a pinch for camping or hunting, this place was solid. Better places out there but in this area, it is king since Dick's doesn't carry anything that might be considered a weapon.

The dude that works here is kind of funny. Funny as in odd. Impersonal. Slightly anti-social. He…read moreappears to be the owner. He barely acknowledges you when you walk in, which is kind of awkward considering the store isn't exactly packed with patrons. I actually think I spoke first and he sort of grunted in acknowledgment? Given the nature of the merchandise you'll likely be there by yourself with him.... Which is weird because there's no sound in the place. It's public library quiet. No radio, no tv, no MuZak, no clock ticking or outside traffic... nothing. I happened to stroll over because the bakery next door was out of tamales. I asked about hatchets and machetes and, from behind the counter, he pointed to the back wall and some other area. I took a tour of the store three times and eventually came back nearer to the counter and asked again. Again he gestures and tells me there's a "whole row" of hatches "over there". By the time I actually found them on the back wall, there were only two in the camping area, so was no wonder I couldn't quite locate them. The machetes were behind the counter, turns out. He mentioned the prices. Last couple questions were about Army blankets and whether he offered a military discount, which he answered politely enough. No military discount, ironically. I'm not sure if the guy is lazy or has a bad foot/knee or doesn't like to walk or interact but he doesn't have nearly enough clients to justify being so disengaged. Not sure what he's distracted behind that counter doing, but it sure isn't selling anything. Much of the merchandise I remember from my days in service (canteen kits, camos, hats) so it seems pretty authentic while other merch is kind of weekend warrior/camping type stuff, so there's a nice mix. Army green wool blanket (64x80 stamped "US" on it = $35.99. I may actually return to purchase this considering the ones on Amazon appear so cheaply made by comparison. The stuff here is only a few bucks more expensive than anything I've seen online. Interesting store. Don't be prepared to get WoW'd with much service or conversation though.