Classic Firearms : Tons of New Military Surplus

Classic Firearms is known for their Military Surplus! Taking a look at a lot of Military Surplus Rifle, Pistols and Police Trade-Ins. We had a great time with Clint and Matt.
We appreciate Classic for allowing us to stop by and show you guys some awesome Surplus.

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[paulwolf]

I can almost tell the real deals are long gone. The fun thing about surplus firearms, was they were so inexpensive.

[G-wy]

Back in the 50's there was a place called Academy Army Surplus in San Antonio. The back room was full of wooden racks full of surplus military rifles. I was just a kid but I remember my uncle buying a British .303 for $13.00.

[apuzyr]

I remember seeing the M1 Carbine for sale “dirt cheap” in the back of Boys Life magazine. No permit necessary. 👍🏼

[soonerfan]

One day after this video was uploaded. “Come get your WWII surplus M1 Carbines at Classic Firearms!” I just checked their website and It’s SUPER AWESOME that they have “good” condition WWII vintage M1 Carbines for sale at $1300-$1500 a pop. Thanks for the informative video, I’m just not willing to pay what they are asking for a C&R piece along with the .75 cents a round to enjoy it.

[jeffstevens]

I bought a Tisas 45 made in Turkey. It is a wonderful example of the 1911. The fit and finish is better than several Gold Cups I’ve owned!

[Strutingeagle]

The way the guns are stacked on top of each other makes one think they must have gotten them really cheap.

[comiketiger]

If it's coming through classic firearms its unaffordable! It is companies like this that help keep the prices higher.

[LawlessNate]

Surplus: when you want antiquated technology at prices several times higher than what a modern, more capable rifle costs. The days of buying surplus to save a buck are over.

[donaldmartin]

I am old, I remember garands for $29.95, carbines for $19.95, pretty much any surplus for 15-30 dollars….now they have just gotten stupid.

[everydaycarrymonkey]

Surplus firearms prices are so utterly ridiculous that it's keeping Hi Point relevant.

Bravo ya' gougers...

[poindexter]

Wow I used to buy a lot of surplus rifles And hand gun's thank God I still have them. You can't do business with them like you use to. Classic kinda took the fun out of surplus. My buying days are over. Too expensive. But still like to look.

[Talix.]

Classic's markup is ridiculous but if someone pays their asking price that's on them!

[gunfan]

1300$!!!! FOR A CARBINE, 2300$ for a luger, must be the gas that it took to ship them from next door but traveled across the world. No thanks...

[christopherwinter]

I found my M1Carbine at the hardware store sticking out of a barrel and a box full of mags.
& Ammo. Can't believe people pay a $1, 000 or more for them today!

[richardgordon]

What a candy store for us military surplus enthusiasts! I'd love to go just look through this warehouse. Prices are keeping me from buying one of each.

[Nattleby]

I got my carbine from a Reenactor years ago. Rock-ola with an NPM stock. High wood, flip sight, no bayo lug. This guy did reenactment of everything from the Boer war to WW2. He owned some very rare stuff.

[zeninabox]

I remember buying an SKS 'new' Chinese import back in 1990 for $100 in the box. Sold it for same a couple years later. Yes, I regret selling that and every other gun I've ever sold, lol.

[pintobeans]

in 1965 in Phoenix, AZ there was a surplus store on 16th ST south of Camelback RD named Yates Army and Navy Store. They had a wooden barrel with different military rifles, most stilled wrapped in paper . There were M-1 carbines for $15.00 you pick it. Amazing.

[paulmoss]

Recently made some folks happy and sold all my surplus guns and ammo Amazing what this stuff is worth now. The prices are just crazy and it was time to pick that fruit. Kept a M98 and an 03A3 I just couldn't part with and will leave to my son. The only one I have small regret on is the K31, it was sweet.

[jefferynunn]

It's great to see a tour of the warehouse and surplus weapons. Police trade-in are very cool ...