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Woodland MARPAT Cordura, minus the EGA, in the Store!
Posted by admin on August 14, 2009
Finally we have a solid source of license free, Woodland MARPAT Cordura. As most of you know in order to legitimately obtain MARPAT you need to acquire a license from the USMC. The only fabric that was available on the open market were seconds or...
Buyers Club Survey...
Posted by admin on July 17, 2009
We have been playing with the Idea of starting a Buyer Club in which we would like to offer materials at greatly discounted prices. But before we go any further we’d like to gauge interest in the potential program.  Read further for some details.
6″ X 4″ small zipp...
Posted by admin on June 17, 2009
A great tutorial posted in the DIY Tactical forum by Mike (aka Disturbed) of D-Tac. He takes you through the steps to build a simple zippered utility pouch. Take a look, give it a try and let us know what you think.
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recent from Announcements Woodland MARPAT Cordura, minus the EGA, in the Store!
Finally we have a solid source of license free, Woodland MARPAT Cordura. As most of you know in order to legitimately obtain MARPAT you need to acquire a license from the USMC. The only fabric that was available on the open market were seconds or fabric that was being sold illegally. No more worries...
recent from Tutorials 6″ X 4″ small zipper utility pouch
A great tutorial posted in the DIY Tactical forum by Mike (aka Disturbed) of D-Tac. He takes you through the steps to build a simple zippered utility pouch. Take a look, give it a try and let us know what you think.
recent from Webbing Multicam Webbing – IR Test
Since we’ve started selling Multicam® Webbing we’ve has several inquiries as to whether or not it meets IR Specs. We have always told the customer that it does inded meet these requirements, but figured we’d take it a step further. In this first photo in regular light, the background...
recent from Tools Sewing Machine Primer
Another great primer from a member of the forum. This time it comes from HardCoil out of Denmark. He’s written a great article on the different types of machines and included pictures as well as video clips for description. He discusses home and industrial machines, different types of feed systems,...
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