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Posted: 12/22/2008 10:58:01 AM EDT
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I'm sure there has been a post about this at some point or another but, I've searched and can't find it and don't have access to the archives.
When it comes to Multicam clothing, what is the consensus between these two vendors as to quality? Assuming, (and I think you have to) that they both use Crye Precision fabric, is one vendor favored over the other? |
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I'm sure there has been a post about this at some point or another but, I've searched and can't find it and don't have access to the archives. When it comes to Multicam clothing, what is the consensus between these two vendors as to quality? Assuming, (and I think you have to) that they both use Crye Precision fabric, is one vendor favored over the other? we'll use these for referance later AR15.COM :: Forums :: Let's talk pants...65/35 or 50/50? http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=10&t=252272 AR15.COM :: Forums :: SKD Tactical Multicam BDU's http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=10&t=253945 I have all three brands  
Between Propper and Tru-spec, they are about the same IMHO, they are both US fabric and both 'not made here', the Tru-spec do have a extra inner pocket on their TRU's, and I went with Tru-spec as my 'go-to' set. The big ( main ) difference between them is the fabric used. Propper uses a 65/35 poly/cotton-which to me feals like a canvas tarp 
Tru-spec has a line of 60/40 poly/cotton and 50/50 nylon/cotton which is the good one   ( and is way more expensive )
the 50/50 is what SKD and the real deal Crye uniforms use. for the three other OH guys here, check this thread out: AR15.COM :: Forums :: Multicam in the woods http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=10&t=256386 I did about 90% of the pics right here in Medina 
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never had a problem with Tru Spec but I'd go with Propper just because they manufacture uniforms for the Army  Don't put too much stock in that, Proppers commercial line is not made in the same facilities, or even the same country, as the issue gear is. All they share is the name. |
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