Posted: 12/12/2011 10:53:36 AM EDT
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Anyone have any recommendations/experiences for a decent woodland camo pattern size 10x20? I have searched most of the online suppliers but it is really hard to determine cheap imports to good value nets available.
This doesn't have to be USGI mil-spec just durable. |
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Personally, I'd go with the least expensive one I could find, because none of them are durable enough not to get torn and ripped during use. They catch on every little thing possible, and most of the time all you can really do is yank them free. Just keep heavy waxed thread (like sailmaker's thread) and strips of brown & green burlap, and repair whenever necessary.
Whatever you get, make sure it's actually assembled on a net instead of just fabric with slits and holes cut in it. |
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What are you intending on camouflaging? Vehicle, stucture or position. There are two I would look for. Swedish barracuda nets are great in coloration and thermal properties. The best are new U.S. Camo screening nets. Basicaly a ground blind for deer/coyote hunting plus some personal equipment coverage, OPSEC. |
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Also the czech camo nets that SG sells work great
Heres a link camo nets made in USA |
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What are you intending on camouflaging? Vehicle, stucture or position. There are two I would look for. Swedish barracuda nets are great in coloration and thermal properties. The best are new U.S. Camo screening nets. Basicaly a ground blind for deer/coyote hunting plus some personal equipment coverage, OPSEC. Do you want something semi moblie? I pack a small 4x10 woodland (od/brown) nettting in my hunting pack, I have killed many deer out of make shift blinds (couple saplings, some para cord, netting, and natural material ). If your going to leave it up for a while or using it cover something like a quad, or tractor, ect..use something with a net backing, windy weather will eventutlly rip anything else.. |