Reaper
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Post by Reaper on Jan 31, 2008 23:59:32 GMT -5
Ok, ive been reading around on the forums, looking at all the multicam stuff and it seems the key is this, Crye. Everyone says its super expensive but I fpund this set. www.afmo.com/MultiCam_BDU_Field_Set_p/201-00210.htmIt says the multicam is developed by Crye Precision. What do you think? |
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Post by Psychosis on Feb 1, 2008 2:04:22 GMT -5
Well yeah, Crye developed the pattern. That's the Tru-Spec TRU in multicam, which you can't really go wrong with.
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Post by Knief on Feb 1, 2008 2:07:21 GMT -5
Actually, that set isn't the TRU cut. It's the standard BDU cut. It's the same material as the Tru-Spec TRUs, but it has a different fit and pocket arrangement. That's not Crye made multicam, though.
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Post by El Phantasamo on Feb 2, 2008 9:07:20 GMT -5
Actually, that set isn't the TRU cut. It's the standard BDU cut. It's the same material as the Tru-Spec TRUs, but it has a different fit and pocket arrangement. That's not Crye made multicam, though. Yes, it is Crye Multi-Cam. I bought a set from LA Police gear, and the tags on it did say Mutli-Cam with the Crye Precision logo. Unless they stopped buying material from Crye, Tru-Spec is real multi-Cam |
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Post by Knief on Feb 2, 2008 10:12:24 GMT -5
Oh I know, El. I'm looking at the tag of my Tru-Spec multicam right now. The material was manufactured by Crye for sure (or at least an accordance with their standards at another factory such that they would put their seal of approval on it). However, the original poster seems to be looking for the difference between Crye made multicam and everything else. And Tru-Spec's stuff is made by Tru-Spec. Check out my quote. I didn't say that Tru-Spec wasn't Crye material, I said that it wasn't Crye made (perhaps I should have said "cut and assembled" to be more clear?).
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Post by Nexus on Feb 2, 2008 13:33:13 GMT -5
I was under the impression that Cryer didn't cut and assemble anything. They just made the material and print, and distributed. I couldn't buy any camo from their site, you could only place orders for the material. They noted purchasing their camo from retailers, who I assume cut and produce BDU/ACU cuts like Tru-spec and Proper do.
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Post by Knife on Feb 2, 2008 14:42:59 GMT -5
Incorrect Nexus. You can buy the Crye Precision Combat, Crye Precision Armor Chassis, Battle Belt, and The King throat protector all from their website. Its mostly out of stock, as there is a huge demand for it, and some items like the Armor Chassis you need Mil/LE ID to get among things. www.cryeprecision.com You can order anything online there that is instock and does not require Mil/LE ID to buy. |
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Post by Tollis on Feb 5, 2008 16:48:10 GMT -5
BDU.com has Propper multicam BDU's and TRUs(on their site they are called ACUs) for a real cheap price.
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Post by El Phantasamo on Feb 7, 2008 11:00:30 GMT -5
BDU.com has Propper multicam BDU's and TRUs(on their site they are called ACUs) for a real cheap price. As far as I know, Propper is using a knock-off multi-cam material.I checked the propper web page, they are using Crye material. Do some research before you buy, there are some knock-offs out there  |
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