Lots of modern military gear; mostly camos and MOLLE gear. No real interesting milsurp (demilled…read moreordnance, commo gear, etc). However, there are surplus stores all up and down Yadkin (and Bragg blvd) and all of them have pretty much the same stuff. I feel that prices are high for what this stuff is; basic load bearing gear, bags, etc. Open Sundays (several other shops around here are not)

Very helpful, not pushy, and have just about everything you could ever need, gear-wise. Very good…read moreexperiences here. Thanks guys!

This is a GREAT PLACE TO SHOP! They had a small store at the FT BRAGG Flea Market, and my wife…read morewould shop Flea Market and I would live in the Surplus store! The owner was very friendly and knowledgeable on ALL things Military! I can not say enough about the great things I purchased there, and no problems with the durability of anything I have purchased!

staff was friendly and super helpful. walked in just to browse but couldnt help but to pick up some…read moreCRYE pants. they even give you a cold drink! 10/10 I will be back.

First of all it's overpriced and the guy who was there today is a scammer. I was looking for a…read morepiece of issued equipment for turn in. I had an extra piece of equipment of almost equal value. I was expecting to pay a little out of pocket, but this guy told me my equipment and $50 (a jacket for a jacket) for the piece of equipment I needed. When I told him I was going to check other shops, he told me that that "deal" was only for right now and when I come back because apparently this jacket was "rare" it would be more. I went across the street to Lone Wolf Tactical and actually got a fair deal 10 minutes later. There are much better and fairly priced stores like Lone Wolf and Carolina Surplus. Don't go here.

Shop is a little on the smaller side but they are open Sunday and they have several people there to…read morehelp you find what you want. They also do sewing in the back. I would have preferred more 'interesting' military surplus (communications gear, demilled /inert ordnance, etc) but you have to remember that these shops cater to soliders in Ft Bragg, not collectors. As a result, most of what they have is boots, camos, etc. All of the military surplus stores up and down Yadkin and Bragg Blvd are like that.

Terrible customer service. Employees don't take accountability for their mistakes and wants the…read morecustomers to pay extra. Fort Liberty should black list this terrible business from all SM's assigned to the area. I had to give at least 1 star but they not even worth that.

Just off base, this place has all kinds of military "stuff". If it's something you need or think…read moreyou can't live without, they probably have it at General Jackson's. Prices are reasonable, but for some items check on base. You may find you'll get it cheaper there.

I've been here twice and both times the people have helped me find what I'm looking for until I…read morefind what I'm looking for! If they don't have it, they offer to order. Prices are better than Airborne One and most other places I've been. The selection is awesome from M9 mag pouches to extreme cold weather gear to survival equipment. Top Notch I will go there any time I need something.

Best place for surplus. If you're clearing CIF bring all your extra gear to trade for the items you…read moreneed. They will also your help you find items on your clothing record one by one. Great business!

I have a 30 year old pair of black Wellco/ Ro-Search hot weather army boots I used and abused in…read morethe mid 90s. Special emphasis on SFAS try outs at Camp McCall, NC in 97'. These things were beat to hell. The Panama soles were basically gone and missing a brass grommet on a vent hole of one boot. One week later the brass gromet has been replaced, a new ripple sole installed, and a spit shine was put on as a finishing touch. I'm impressed! I'll be proud to wear these old veterans around Waikiki Beach, Diamond Head, and Pearl Harbor in the summer of 2026. Thank you!

I'm a vintage boot collect high-end made boots mainly through the 1970s. I have had the soles…read moreand heels of a few pairs of fry campus boots including some 50s western boots and replace pool tabs with some stitch work. I am not an easy customer because each pair of boots has its own unique issues.. I have confidence bringing my boots here, which says a lot. I need someone who knows how to refurbish rebuild repair and someone that can tell me if it is even worth putting the money into. These guys have consistently helped me out and I recommend them as the best cobblers in Fayetteville NC.

great store for military items. they have pretty much everything you need when you're shopping for…read moremilitary clothing or gear. staff are friendly and professional and items are well priced. they also have free snacks!