Miller's Surplus

Great store! I am staying out at Starr Pass and doing hikes in Saguaro. In 2 days, I am headed to Sedona. The forecast has drastically changed & it is showing 40's, 50's and rain one day. This South Florida girl only has shorts with her (nice slacks for the flight).Came here to buy a pair of BDU's and I wasn't disappointed. Not only were there LOTS of patterns, (current & retired), but they had used for a bargain $9.99! I snagged the perfect pair of Army Marpat. They will be perfect for Sedona trails. This store has all kinds of camping gear and bags and knives. I thought everything was super reasonably priced & everyone was friendly.Parking is metered due to the location. I had 50¢ in my pocket which got me 30 minutes. Meters also take CC's.

This place used to be an eclectic treasure-chest of interesting and useful items you could never find elsewhere. It has changed, and not for the better, IMHO.The staff was cordial, which was nice. Walked around for about 30 minutes, and I was shocked to find ALMOST NO MILITARY SURPLUS/USED items anywhere! There was a decent selection of new tactical clothing, but I could count the number of actual surplus items on the fingers of both hands. (AND BTW I lost my small finger of my left hand in a farming accident years ago). Their selection of combat knives was unusually impressive - fortunately, I no longer have a need for those, but I now know where to get them. The place is a shell of what it once was, and lacks any of its character. I won't be going back. I think I'll have to try eBay......

The help wasn't terribly helpful but the supplies and accessories are aplenty and prices are decent!

Military surplus. How can you go wrong. Eclectic array of items and an interesting bunch of guys working the sales floor. We left with some patches, Ts, and bungee cord. Now that we know what they have we'll be back.

Your typical military surplus shop but with a very large offering of clothing and footwear. Definitely stop by and browse. I picked up a couple of patches that I didn't know I desperately needed. (Not really, but...)I did not encounter any rude people here - quite the opposite. One of the store staff handed me my bag and said "Have a nice day and God bless." I'm not particularly religious but his comment touched my heart. We probably have differing views on a handful of topics and yet he respected me and treated me nicely. We need more people like that in the world.

I love the store but not a fan of their parking spaces that you have to pay for bc of the parking meters

I always like going to stores like this, especially seeing how I'm not able to visit any good ones in Minnesota. When you come here, make sure you back into the parking spaces in front. For some reason It's posted that You're supposed to do that, lol.When you first walk in you see a large area of pins and patches for purchase of everything you could think of. It was neat just to look at their wall of displayed items. walking through the store there are many older objects and many new things to choose from and all priced reasonably well. Ended up buying a older style sleeping bag cover that was in really good shape. When we were heading up to the front we came across Don Sloane, the owner. If you ever have a chance and have some time, talk to him. He has many great stories and pictures of himself around. It was fascinating listening to him talk about different things he had done in the war but I don't really want to give away too much. But at least ask about the German flag that's framed in front. That is an awesome story. Thanks for the memories Don! Great store to visit, the staff was nice and it was an altogether great experience. I'm glad I had a chance to stop in while visiting the area.There's a mural on the side of the building, I guess, that I'm going to have to go back to and get a picture in front of before I leave town.

Based on the comment that I read from a year ago, I guess the "rude" girl behind the counter still works there. She wasn't necessarily rude, but customer service was lacking. I bought a backpack less than 12 days ago and tried to return it. Granted I can't find the receipt but I still have the price tag that was on the bag and a bank statement proving purchase of the bag, yet the answer I was told, "without the receipt, there's no way to tell I purchased the bag from the store. Needless to say if this is how they treat their new customers, I'm not sure how they retain them. I will not be returning. Photos and tag were shown to the "rude" girl behind the counter.

Don Sloane is an amazing man. This store was opened in the 50's after being served in WWII. What an amazing piece of history kept alive. Don is still living his American dream after all these years.

Locked the doors 10 min before closing. Walked up and heard them lock the door. Unfortunate way to do business. If you don't like the hours change them.