This is for retired military and active duty, in some cases it is also for disabled veterans.

Euro Optics has a variety of discounts depending on the product, you must submit a retired DD214 or a copy of your active duty ID card.

Cabelas 5-10%

Bass Pro 5-10%

Home Depot, Lowes, both are 5%

Kuiu 10%

www.expertcity.com tons of companies Vortex, Zeiss, Bushnell, First Lite, Eberlestock, and tons of non hunting stuff, fishing stuff and a wide variety of camping gear. Mostly wholesale pricing.

Please post any other links you have found.

Cabela`s and Bass Pro offer no discount on any big ticket items and not much else.
https://www.cabelas.com/custse...itaryDiscountProgram

Shooters Pro shop offers an honest %10 discount for Military and Vets.
http://guardianofvalor.com/sho...ans-through-sheerid/

I had thought I had gotten 5% on firearms before at Cabelas.

Maybe they changed their policy.

I joined some Gov X thing, and it was BS. No real discount.

Expertcity is the best.

Before Bass Pro bought out Cabelas they gave 5% on everything.I guess the Bass Pro bean counters stopped that.

Use military discounts when I can,

Bass Pro/Cabela's -no discounts on sale items or anything guns or reloading related any longer. Cabelas used to discount everything by 5% for military/first responders, but now that Bass Pro owns them, no longer. Cancelled my Cabelas' VISA card in protest, never had a Bass Pro credit card for same reason.

Home Depot and Lowe's both do 10%, but Home Depot cuts you off once you get to $500.00 worth of merchandise, Lowe's just keep on going. With Lowe's now you have to sign up for an account and then for the military discount you give them your phone number for the mil discount. They apparently had to many folks trying to scam them with showing various "military type ID cards" for the discounts. Also at HD and Lowe's, your spouses get the discount too by showing dependent ID card or giving phone number as appropriate.

I always politely ask any business I'm dealing with and a lot who don't advertise will give me a military discount and others say no to discount requests. Never hurts to ask as you never know, just be polite about it and accept the no if that's their answer.

Not hunting/shooting related but a good place to get a week's vacation dirt cheap is Armed Forces Vacation Club. www.afvclub.com

These are time shares that have vacancies. No requirement to listen to a sales pitch; in fact, many of the resorts are sold out.

I always ask if a military discount is available--everywhere. Even fast food (don't really go much) or any store or service. It's surprising how many places do give military discounts.

At my small gun store, Kimo Vista Solutions, in Farmington,NM we always give discounts. All service members, leos, and first responders, active or retired, we never charge tax. Here that's about 7.625%.

This is a few years old but I found this on another forum

MItaly discounts

There are also some good hunting opportunities offered com different states. I have more than a 40% VA disability and was approved to buy reduced price licenses and tags from Idaho.

Tyler

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Originally posted by Nitro Express:
Not hunting/shooting related but a good place to get a week's vacation dirt cheap is Armed Forces Vacation Club. www.afvclub.com

These are time shares that have vacancies. No requirement to listen to a sales pitch; in fact, many of the resorts are sold out.

I always ask if a military discount is available--everywhere. Even fast food (don't really go much) or any store or service. It's surprising how many places do give military discounts.

I have used that www.afvclub.com regularly for family trips that don't include guns.

We stayed in 3 of them so far. Everyone was nice, and they were $350 for 7 days. Hard to beat that anywhere. A lot of really clean three star lodging out there is a hell of a lot more expensive.

Cabela's normally gives a 5% discount on everything but sale price items. Not sure about boats, ATVs, and things of that nature.

Bass Pro Shop only gives their military discount towards the end of the month on a specified range of dates (don't remember the exact dates).

Boot barn also gives a military discount of 10% and The Home Depot gives a 5% discount on most items.

BH63

boot barn I didn't know about that one. Thank you!

FishUSA has 10% all the time. Its fishing, not hunting, I know. For all veterans, not just lifers, active, or disabled. Or holiday only...

McMillan give a big discount to Military and retired vets. 20% IIRC.