CC Military Surplus

I like this store
I really do
But it’s PRICEY. But you can find just about anything
The employees there are very nice and helpful .
This store is the only reason I come to maplewood lol

I used to go there as a kid and they had a lot of old Army stuff.
But now there more of an airsoft place.
Even though it’s airsoft its still a great place to go there prices are OK and there used uniforms seem to be in good shape.
I’d recommend to anyone who plays airsoft and but not for people looking for old Army stuff.
But besides from the change its still a great store and I’d recommend anyone to go there

As someone in the paintball community for a decade, this was my first and ONLY time with CC.
This store has an awful selection of paintball gear, all low end items that are marked up for profits. They ALSO do NOT work with their customers on goods. If you buy something here and don’t use it or want your money back they will smile and walk away without remorse.

If you’re into military surplus, this is a great destination.
I have a pretty huge bruise for military surplus, personally. It’s raw functionality and tough as nails construction (most stuff, anyway) means it’s gonna last for a long time, can take abuse, and is form follows function, as opposed to looking nice.
In this day and age, there’s not really any such thing as stuff made ‘by’ the US government. Rather, there is a huge cottage industry of companies that make things for use by the US Armed Forces. It varies in quality and cost widely.
This place has a huge selection of everything you’d want, and they have a great mixture of higher quality brands IE stuff that you’d actually send to a friend or relative who is currently serving, and cheaper stuff for the armchair GI Joe guys. They’ve got everything from bags, packs, extra pouches, clothes, books, knives, camping stuff, canteens, water purification, fire starters, waterproof storage, hats, patches, sleeping bags, and boots.
A great selection of brands… Propper, Condor, Rothco, Fox Tactical, Snugpak, Ultra Force, Tru-​Spec, and a few others I can’t remember now.
And best of all… they have real surplus, IE used stuff that’s actually seen service, and some legitimate old stuff from the Vietnam and Desert Storm era.
Most everything they have is priced pretty well.
And they have a giant selection of paintball and airsoft stuff, if that’s your thing.
I went in just to browse, it was staffed by two younger guys who were fairly persistent in asking me if I was finding everything I needed, as opposed to your typical surplus store people who seem to either be crazy, or surly as a grizzly bear.
If you’re looking for military type stuff for paintball, airsoft, camping, or just fun, this place can probably sort you out pretty well.

A decent army/​navy store. They have all the normal things like cammies, cantines, Swiss Army knives, camping stuff, etc. They have a huge Airsoft section taking up about 40% of the store if you are in to that sort of thing.
My favorite part was the ‘real’ military surplus in the back of the store; they had several interesting items. Most were overpriced, but I did pick up some items anyway. I don’t know how often they change up the merchandise in the ‘real surplus’ section but if I lived here, I’d go check it out every so often.