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Bubbie's is a neat place but it ain't cheap.
Also a lot of the stuff in there is recent Chinese reproduction crap.
Shop carefully if you're after real military surplus.
The door to the place is on the side street. Not on Strand Street.
West End Anglers - You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
I loved that store as a kid. My dad has pics of me as a kid running around with a navy AA gunners helmet on, with a big German army coat, and a Swedish bayonet. I still have all those things, the bayonet is one bad knife, 14" and sharp as hell. He always let me buy something when we went in there. I used an old army mail bag as a blind bag for 10 years, until someone else thought they needed it more than I did along with a 12ga.
I knew Bubbie (Myer) he was Vic's son, and Vic had a pawn shop here in Galveston since the 30's. Vic was a piece of work....
Bubbie got in trouble early in his business life for selling tracer rounds to a guy that started a fire in California and he later lost his FFAL for selling illegal automatic weapons. What a character. He was a partner of my good friend Kenny Young who owned Kenlee's.
Thanks for the info, a friend from Corpus told me about it. I am looking for tent to sleep 10 people for hunts.
I friend gave me a cotton module tent that is 8x8x32 and am going to make a baker tent out of for now. Found some surplus tent on internet, but don't know about them, most were in Oregon to Alaska and freight to get them here is pricey. Probably would use but 2-4 times a year so I will keep looking.
Thanks for the info.
Capt. Mike O'Dell
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