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ImTriggerHappy
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At least you would know who was on the red or blue team, beats wearing an armband :lol:
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If it’s less than £30 I’m buying it hahaBecause it has Velcro... tacti-cool patches
TheFull9
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Mine made from scratch:
http://thefull9.net/garand-thumbing-it-in/
A company called All Skill No Luck were the first making them I know of. Their site got shared around pretty virally by a lot of big gear/airsoft people on social media and then obviously FFI and TMC jumped on the clones right away. All Skill originally started with what I suppose you'd called a 'field cut' flannel shirt i.e. just a regular plaid shirt that has the tactical slanted upper arm pockets added and velcro closures with slightly better stitching and a more roomy cut compared to everyday civvie clothing - no t-shirt fabric in the middle like a combat shirt. Then it would appear there was a demand by certain people for the combat cut shirt and the snowball grew from there.
They're making Hawaiian versions now.
http://thefull9.net/garand-thumbing-it-in/
A company called All Skill No Luck were the first making them I know of. Their site got shared around pretty virally by a lot of big gear/airsoft people on social media and then obviously FFI and TMC jumped on the clones right away. All Skill originally started with what I suppose you'd called a 'field cut' flannel shirt i.e. just a regular plaid shirt that has the tactical slanted upper arm pockets added and velcro closures with slightly better stitching and a more roomy cut compared to everyday civvie clothing - no t-shirt fabric in the middle like a combat shirt. Then it would appear there was a demand by certain people for the combat cut shirt and the snowball grew from there.
They're making Hawaiian versions now.
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