Mostly junk, poor quality no name knives but some good military surplus. Service was ok, nice…read morepeople but not knowledgeable about the products in the store. Low prices for low quality.

"I'm gonna fight 'em all A seven nation army couldn't hold…read moreme back" (The White Stripes) Not only did my kids want no part of my coin and stamp and baseball card collections, they also had no interest in some of the Army stuff we had laying around from my Dad's time in the service. Specifically, we had a periscope from a tank (he was a tank instructor) and an Army helmet.  I wanted to sell them as part of our household de-cluttering initiative and reached out to a guy in the Yankee Flyer who is constantly advertising his interest to buy these things. But after I called him and e-mailed him photos, all I heard was crickets so he obviously wasn't that interested after all. Then I contacted Army Barracks, exchanged a few e-mails and photos, agreed on a price, a check was delivered from their Massachusetts headquarters to their Newington store, and we made the exchange today. Super easy! The store is quite a site to behold, with camo clothing everywhere, boots, shorts, jackets, helmets, backpacks, guns, knives, samurai swords, hatchets and axes, and all sorts of military paraphernalia as far as you can see.

Store used to be a true surplus store with lots of good mid-price, mid-tier preparedness gear and…read moresupplies. Since becoming licensed as a firearms dealer, that has become 99.9999999% of their focus, leaving a lot of customers behind. it's a shame as they used to be a really good surplus store ... now they're just another gun store with a few remnants of their old inventory left.

Don't do transfer here! They took 4 days to log the received firearm into their A&D book. You can…read morenot fill out the 4473 form until the firearm is logged into the A&D book, so basically, you'll have a 11 day waiting period, after they receive your firearm (which probably took 4 days to get there). Pretty much every other FFL I've dealt with would have firearms logged into their A&D book, within an hour of receipt.

Great store. Large selection, fair pricing. I only needed a backpack but I would be willing to go…read moreback for - jacket, boots etc.

Interesting store. Owner knowledgeable and pleasant. Will definitely return. Good prices.read more

There are not many people who can remember what a real Army Navy Store was like…read more This place brings on some nostalgia. It's a great place to browse and maybe find something you can use or display. Change of pace from the other stores in this part of Mystic.

This was a very cool store set amid all the boutiques in Mystic. It's a nice change of pace from…read moreone bougie Knick knack store after another. I loved the selection inside and ended up purchasing a vintage blazer and button up at VERY reasonable prices. They have a combination of true antique pieces and newly made replica pieces. Staff was super friendly, available, and helpful.

The prides here are extremely fair, nothing seems too overly priced. Despite the 'small' store it's…read morejam packed with a ton of options, if there's something here military related you want, there's a good chance this place will have it. They have tons of varying sizes as well. Owner is extremely friendly and knowledgeable, always striking up a conversation with everyone who comes inside. I 100% recommend this place.

Great place with so much cool stuff. I found the man working there to be very nice and…read moreknowledgeable so maybe it just depends on the day. I didn't expect prices to compete with online across the board and just liked to be able to browse. Got a great deal on some ammo boxes which are perfect to store fireworks and look cool. Probably paid a premium for some other items but if that's what it takes to have a local place like this, I'm good with that. All prices are clearly marked which is all I personally ask.

Excellent service, good selection and great prices. In addition to military stuff they carry a…read moreselection of carhartt products. You must check it out.

There are not many businesses that have been around as long as Quonset Surplus. A true friend to…read moreall in the Public Safety sector. Providing solid and reliable solutions at affordable price. From jackets for Tactical Team operators to footwear for Troopers on patrol, Andrea has always been there. Thank you!

Love the helpful staff , great location amazing selection of boots and gear, will be back!read more

Useful store; your one-stop shopping source for "Terrorist Hunting Permits", in case you're fresh…read moreout. As an habitue of Army-Navy stores dating back to when they actually sold Army-Navy surplus, I will say that the typical confederate-flag quotient present at such stores is dialed way down here, relatively. There's pretty much no surplus at all, and only a smattering of camouflage gear for the weekend warrior wannabes. There's also almost no hunting gear, which is often a staple of such places, and while there are some unit patches and a few bits of military memorabilia, it is not a prominent part of the business. What they do sell here, and lots of, is durable outer gear and work wear for people who need heavy duty clothing for their work. They have a great selection of boots, coats, winter gear, reflective garb, uniform pieces for some trades, and a variety of similar items, including a lot of Carhartt gear. They were a little lighter on out and out safety gear, but I suppose a lot of that is supplied on the job, and Lowe's across the street has the basics there for non-heavy-duty-work safety gear. The prices are pretty much list, and to my chagrin they tell me they're not restocking winter stuff (as of January 2!) anymore, but that will teach me to gear up for winter in advance next time. They still did have plenty of stuff, just not exactly what I was looking for in my size. I have to give them a bit of a downtick on that front, what with the lack of discount the availability is what drives me personally. That said, they seem to be all by themselves in this niche in this neck of the woods, so I'll be back. I'll just have to shop for the duck decoys and used 50 caliber shell casings elsewhere. TIP TIP TIP: it's hard to get to. The parking lot entrance is between the store and the gas station, and it's really only easy to get into going south on State/Central, just below where Balltown comes in. You are better off coming in on the side street and turning into the back of the parking lot. When you exit, if you go immediately left, you can line up for the Dunkin's drive-through right away, which seems like a truly valuable pairing of retail establishments.