Monthly Archives: August 2015

Here at Surplus Store, we have created the first (of hopefully many!) video reviews of some of our stock, letting you know just what you get when you purchase one of our guns.

In this video, our excellent Gun Tech Dan turns his attention to the G&G Combat Machine CM16 Raider Series, unboxing to show you just what you get, as well as giving a bit of depth about the gun itself. Continue reading →

If you haven’t seen Breaking Bad yet (go and watch it immediately!) you may not wish to carry on reading, as there will be some pretty major spoilers flying about here!

Don't say we didn't warn you!

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The company behind the popular live action zombie game “2.8 Hours Later” sadly ceased to exist, which meant there was a gap in a market.

Thankfully, that gap has been filled by Zombie Uprising, who have introduced their own apocalypse-themed game, giving you the chance to fight for survival against hoards of the undead.  Continue reading →

Mad Max: Fury Road starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron was a box office smash, and has made over $370 million worldwide so far, with merchandise such as comic books and video games still to be released.

To promote the release of the upcoming Mad Max game, Devin Graham, also known on YouTube as devinsupertramp, has recreated the film with the use of go-karts and paintball guns. And it is incredible! Continue reading →

The Girandoni air rifle may or may not be a name that you are familiar with, but it has its place in the history books for some of the roles it has played.

We have taken a brief look at the history below, and how it has played a part in the shaping of air rifles over the years. Continue reading →

The trailer for Quentin Tarantino’s greatly anticipated eighth (and rumoured to be his final) film The Hateful Eight has finally arrived, showing a glimpse into this alternative western.

Staring a plethora of Hollywood icons, including Tarantino favourites Samuel L Jackson, Tim Roth and Michael Madson, it follows a group of eight westerners in a post-civil war Wyoming who seek shelter in a stagecoach stopover on a mountainside from an incoming blizzard. Continue reading →

A YouTuber has created a series of videos in which he creates fully working replicas of guns made entirely from Lego, which even fire Lego ammunition.

Creatively named Joes LegoGuns, the young lad constructs the models based on their real life counterparts, complete with inner working mechanisms. Continue reading →

Zero Latency is a new virtual reality form of gaming which is being launched in Melbourne, Australia, and offers full motion to the players, meaning they must walk, turn and shoot using their entire body.

A player gets hooked up with a headset, headphones, backpack and rifle, which are all equipped with motion sensors. These sensors are then picked up by a range of cameras located throughout a 450 metre square warehouse, which is transformed in front of the shooters eyes. Continue reading →