Surplus store in the metro

[O4L]

Probably not something you could walk into a MS and find. The interwebs are your best bet. Let me check the stash when I get home tomorrow. If I have one,it’s yours.

Thanks, that would be great!

I can find them online but the shipping is a lot more than the screw itself and it seems like everytime I think of it I'm not needing anything else to add it to my order.

 

[bigred1]

@O4L maybe I can talk my buddy into letting me set the tent up on that 80 acres. That would be most excellent .

 

[O4L]

@O4L maybe I can talk my buddy into letting me set the tent up on that 80 acres. That would be most excellent .

That would be neat. We used to have an Army mess tent with a wood stove for camping at the hunting lease way back when.

 

[Snattlerake]

Yeah, I got a bunch of stuff for my dad's WWII scrapbook from them. They even had a set of WWII tropical fats. I got his Bronze Star there too.

 

[dirtrider73068]

I wished surplus and more was still in Norman, I loved going into that place, if just to even look around, but they closed shop years ago, hard to find surplus stores anymore. They had the good stuff.

 

[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

Brigadoon still posts sales on Facebook several times a week. Some severely tempting stuff. The weirdest was his pallet of USN hard hats worn while building an aircraft carrier. I think he was under $4 each last I heard

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[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

The surplus store on Memorial in Tulsa still exists, but I was in there Saturday and most of the surplus room looks to have switched to antiques. Whatever that place is in OKC at 89th and Western (blue collar tactical?) still had a bunch of actual surplus, last time I was there.

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[Oklahomabassin]

Okarche has one.

 

[SMS]

Most "surplus" stores these days are full of straight up junk....like the above mentioned used hard hats. The internet killed 'em.

 

[Dumpstick]

... The internet killed 'em.

Exactly.

The world is a completely different place since the advent of internet.