What is a Tactical Store?

We often get asked if we are a Uniform Store, from EMS, to Fire, Police and Military. The truth of the matter is that there are a lot of variables with what “is” a uniform. There are primarily Class A and Class B uniforms. I often tell people we are closer to a Class B Uniform Store because we do not do tailoring, but it really depends on what you are doing for a living. We do have a Federal Firearms License for doing firearms transfers and many of the products we sell like Streamlight Flashlights and Surefire Flashlights have a very broad customer base. We like to market ourselves as a Tactical Store because we are not a Gun Shop or a Class A Uniform store. We like to sell ourselves as more of a modern Army Navy Store and we also get a lot of National Guard and Military Personnel for backpacks and hydration.
There is another market we like to cater to and that is the Emergency Services and Survival. There are many cross overs for rescue gear, First Aid, Camping, GoRuck and Hiking. Some of the backpacks we sell can be sold to Emergency Rescue Teams that may be deployed looking for convicted felons or even lost children. You need hydration for several days of hiking and what you want to do in that time period is survive. There is a stigma against words like “survivalist” but it’s really a Boy Scout mentality that is very common with responsible people and prevalent with First Responders. We tend to change up our product line with the seasons and the weather, emergency blankets, thermal gear in the winter and hydration and long term food storage in the Summer and Fall. There are not a lot of stores like ours, probable 1 for every 500 gun shops in the Country but get the word out that there’s a Tactical Store here in Pennsylvania.







I’m sure I’m preaching to the choir here, but sometimes we need to remember, that with all of the stupidity in our society, that all those dangerous looking Cold Steel knives or any other tactical knife that you see on a tactical store, or hunting store website, are probable already in just about every household in the Country but with a slightly different handle or blade. Any knife can be used for something productive, or something destructive. How many people keep an axe in the shed, but having a Tomahawk in your car makes you a nutjob. If you do some research you’ll find that many of the Tomahawk or Axes that we sell are actually considered rescue tools. Any of your leftist anti-gun friends notice that many building keep an axe on the walls of buildings, RIGHT NEXT TO THE FIRE ALARM. Gee, I wonder why? So you can break down a door or a wall and save your life?






