Great store and great advice! If you are looking for a well organized, clean military surplus this…read moreis your spot. We went in looking for boots and got some great advice! The pricing looked great on all the items we looked at, very reasonable. But the real value is in the experience and advice.

Great place! Husband found flight suit for a charity event. The guy really helped us find something…read moreperfect and affordable. We will be back and we will definitely recommend it!

Andrea seems to be a horrible manager who does not care about the customer…read more We spoke with her and one of her employees approximately 15-20 minutes to identify the items needed and confirmed we were coming right away. We drove 45 minutes to a closed location that was never indicated during the conversation. Calling again to verify location, and stressing the need for these pieces and that we had another 30 minutes ahead of us, Andrea had no empathy to remain open atleast a couple of minutes. She continued to say we close at 7 and disregarded the fact that she and her employee caused some of this confusion by not disclosing that their previous location is closed. Her lack of empathy and taking some responsibility tells me she should not be a leader of this store or any at this time. If the item was not needed in an emergency uniform requirement, we would not have even tried to make it as I do not spend money where people have no understanding or desire to admit responsibility and do something to make things right.

Great selection, reasonable prices, very friendly staff. Came for one item, walked out with an…read morearmful. I will certainly be back!

I am giving this review on customer service only Review and WARNING! I went here to sell WWII and…read more1950's Army uniforms and equipment. I had several items. The owners were not there so the kind woman at the desk called the owners and they offered $50 saying they could see the items through the cameras. I couldn't believe it. They could only see some of the items and only over a camera. They did unexpectantly show up at the store, shuffled through the items, and still offered me $50. I was shocked by their unprofessionalism and expressed my feelings. The male owner said he'd get me a box and garbage bag saying I could go elsewhere as he rudely walked away. I went to another store where the owner explained the items, their value and why. What a well versed gentleman! He gave me $425 for the items!

Everything I was looking for too Help a few Homeless People. Tents, Sleeping bags, Waterproof…read moreitems. Heating things for gloves n shoes too stay warm.

I'm a long time buyer of " ON DUTY GEAR " Very friendly…read morestaff, go out of their way to accommodate your every wish, fast services on uniform requests. Highly recommend this store for your entire uniforms selection, plus other work related gear that is used in our profession of law enforcement. Spread the word to other agencies and be very satisfied with the service here at ON DUTY GEAR!! Chief Warren Head Yale Police Dept

I've been coming to Harry's since the 60s. Excellent for boots, real outdoor wear, etc. Not a…read morechain. Best place like this in the area.

They are currently remodeling so space is limited and selections are small. Customer service needs…read moresome work cause I stood at the counter far too long before I was acknowledged even tho' I was greeted upon entering the store. Hopefully next time renovations will be done when I return.

I have always been one to explore the great outdoors, and go hiking into the wilderness over the…read moreyears. As everyone knows, we have a lot of cloudy days here in Michigan, so using the sun as a navigational aid can be really iffy at best, especially in the fall and winter months. So if you're like me, investing in a good compass can mean the difference between finding your way through the forest to grandma's house, or just plain getting lost in an area where there's no cell phone reception and becoming a menu selection for the big bad wolf. My cousin who served in both Gulf Wars, told me about Cammenga who actually manufacturers high-grade, military lensatic compasses that are built to last, and are rated combat tough! They are the official producer of the M-1950 3H lensatic compass to the U.S. Armed Forces that uses tritium illumination technology, which is ideal for finding your way in the dark if needed. I decided to purchase one of the 3H models to replace an earlier inexpensive liquid filled compass that failed, after I dropped it on the ground while taking a hike through a nature preserve in a neighboring county. After much deliberation, I decided that a military grade compass would be more than rugged enough to handle my needs. Likewise, with the tritium illumination, which is guaranteed to last for over a decade, I am not dependent on phosphorescent paint, which needs a source of light to shine for a while in the darkness. The best part I like about the model 3H is that it came with a carrying pouch and durable lanyard. So, if you enjoy the great outdoors like I do, then you will find this compass indispensable part of your travel gear.

Great folk! I ordered some Cammenga items through another retailer in October. In December, after…read morehearing nothing from the retailer, I cancelled the retailer order and ordered directly from Cammenga. I had the items in days! Excellent products, great communication, flawless delivery.

Large section of work boots and shoes. Very helpful staff. Will order for you if they don't have…read moreyour size.

Can't say enough nice things about this store and Alex, in particular. Customer service at its…read morefinest. Knowledgeable, professional and treat your problems like their own. They actually altered two pairs of pants for me while I waited! Incredible. Needless to say, I will be using them exclusively from now on.

Decent gun shop, conveniently located about 2 minutes from 696 in Royal Oak. They will act as the…read morereceiving point if you order guns from gunbroker.com. They have an extensive collection of Lugers, and usually bring out military surplus to the gun shows. Their Taurus line up is often extensive. However, if you're looking for new HK's or more elitist brands, they're not often in stock at this location or in very limited availability. They are more than willing to order them, but be prepared for an unpleasant surprise at the quoted price. Though they're one of my favorites to browse at gun shows, I rarely go to their store 1.) because they never seem to be open after work when I'm able to go and 2.) some of their store employees suffer from the same machismo that turns me off from dealing with gun enthusiasts. Call ahead to make sure they're open, and go in knowing exactly what you're looking for.

An interesting experience. Much of the space is taken up with the owner's private collection of…read moreLugers and other WWII collectables. There are some good rifles and shotguns in the rear of the store, and racks filled with overpriced junk on a rack in the middle of this little shop. Around the store, on the floor, are bins of old ammunition at top prices. Behind the counter you'll find a mixture of inexpensive pocket autos, old guns, and the owner, Griz, who dispenses some of the most outrageous BS you'll ever hear in a gun shop. I've heard him go on about AKs, saying he spoke at length with Mikhail Kaliishnakov at the US distributor's warehouse. Nice try, but Kalishnakov never worked for a US distributor and didn't speak English. The last time I was there he was explaining that the ammunition shortage was due to the government buying up all the ammunition made and shipping it overseas. The younger guys who work there are pretty reasonable, and I'm told that Griz is in the process of selling the business to his son in law, so perhaps things will improve. If you're in the neighborhood it's worth a visit just to see the old collectables, but generally I purchase my ammunition and supplies elsewhere. Update: The last half dozen times I've driven by the store has been closed and locked up. Are they still in business? No idea.