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TWN Industries Introduces Kryptek Camo Hydrographic Film

Friday, August 24th, 2012

20120824-110036.jpgTWN Industries Inc has released Kryptek Camo water transfer printing film. The four Kryptek patterns that have been developed as hydrographic film are: Raid, Typhon, Highlander, and Yeti. Water transfer printing (also known as hydrographics and camo dipping) transforms gun stocks, ATVs and other equipment by applying graphic patterns like camouflage to three dimensional surfaces.

Kryptek Raid and Highlander available today from TWN in 3×1 meter accessory packs. Yeti and Typhon will be available late September. Call 305-258-9622 to pre-order film.

watertransferprinting.com

Arc’teryx LEAF – Wraith

Tuesday, August 21st, 2012

Winter is coming so it’s a good time to start thinking about overwhites. The Arc’teryx LEAF Wraith is excellent for this purpose. Since it’s available in both White and Crocodile it’s also excellent as a general camouflage garment for those that need to cover street clothing. In a snap, you can transform from urban camo to field camo.

Additionally, the Wraith is an excellent emergency shell. It’s compact and can used to quickly cover kit in inclement weather, creating a protected microclimate. Designed to fit over body armour or other layers, the mini-ripstop nylon textile of the Wraith Jacket and Pant is moisture-shedding and wind-resistant. Combined weight of 331g for the set of jacket and pant.

leaf.arcteryx.com

TenCate Protective Fabrics and Digital Concealment Systems Announce Defender M in A-TACS Camo

Tuesday, August 21st, 2012

Both TenCate’s FR Defender M fabric as well as the A-TACS family of camouflage patterns from Digital Concealment Systems are familiar to SSD readers. What is new, is that TenCate will be offering Defender M, the standard FR fabric for US ground combat uniforms, in the A-TACS patterns. Currently, the only other camouflage available for sale in Defender M is MultiCam, making this pretty big news. Yes, there are a few national patterns printed on Defender M but they are restricted. Below is their press release.

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TenCate Defender M sets the standard for flame-resistant military grade fabric, having been specified by both the United States Army and Marine Corps as the uniform material of choice for its ground troops serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Thanks to its patented technology, TenCate Defender M not only provides exceptional protection from flame and heat, but also offers the level of comfort and durability required in combat uniforms. Now, TenCate and Digital Concealment Systems are proud to announce that both the A-TACS AU and A-TACS FG Camo patterns are available on Defender M fabrics. A-TACS Camo is now available on Tencate Defender M from Tencate. For more information, contact Mr. John Blackmon by email at j.blackmon@tencate.com or TenCate Customer Service by e-mail at: contactus@tencate.com.

US Cavalry Covers The Propper TAC.U Combat Shirt

Monday, August 20th, 2012

US CAV has produced a great video covering the Propper International TAC.U Combat Shirt we first mentioned during SHOT Show 2011. It features several features nit found on other combat shirts. For example, there is loop for a nametape on back of the collar, fully articulated elbow with external elbow pad openings, integrated dual cuff with thumb hole and hook-and-loop fasteners, multiple dual layer pockets on sleeves and a double layer stretch shoulder with shoulder pad pockets. That’s right, padding is integrated directly into the garment’s shoulders.

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The sleeves are manufactured from a 65/35 poly/cotton “battlerip” ripstop weave, and the body of the shirt is a 60/40 knitted cotton/poly mix.

www.uscav.com

MasterPiece Arms MPA57sst in A-TACS AU

Monday, August 20th, 2012

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Featuring a 5″ barrel with integrated muzzle brake, the MasterPiece Arms 5.7 x 28mm MPA57sst-ATACS integrates a Picatinny rail along the top to mount accessories. It comes stock with a 20 round polymer magazine but most striking is the A-TACS AU dip job.

www.masterpiecearms.com

MMI Introduces DEPSOC 360 Pre-Orders

Sunday, August 19th, 2012

MMI Tactical has introduced Pre-orders for clothing in their DEPSOC360 patterns. Developed by HDI and marketed by MMI, DEPSOC was originally conceived for use by US Army snipers. Since then the family of patterns was expanded for the US Army Camouflage Improvement Effort and further expanded for commercial use.

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In addition to the Pursuit Button Down seen here, they are also offering the Pursuit Cargo Pant as well as Stealth Performance Ts in short and long sleeves. These look great for Fall hunting.

www.mmitactical.com

HyperStealth’s CUEPAT to be Featured on Upcoming TV Series “Primeval New World”

Sunday, August 19th, 2012

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Hyperstealth originally developed The camouflage under contract for the Canadian Department of National Defence, Defence Research and Development Canada Suffield, (DRDC-S) to devise a Canadian Urban Environment Pattern (CUEPAT) based on the unique requirements of Canada’ss three major metropolitan areas, Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal.

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Now, CUEPAT – 1 has found its way onto the upcoming TV series, “Primeval New World” filmed near Hyperstealth’s headquarters in Vancouver, BC. It’s a North American spin-off of the hit U.K. television series “Primeval” featuring a Special Forces Canadian Military unit. Naturally, they need something high tech looking, so the producers turned to HyperStealth. As it is a restricted pattern, HyperStealth had to receive permission from the DND for its use. Once the red tape was sorted through, permission was granted and HyperStealth used their relationship with ICE Tactical to produce the uniforms. This also served as a dry run for future production of the upcoming DECEPTEX uniforms.

www.hyperstealth.com/Primeval-New-World

New DEPSOC 360 Video from MMI Tactical

Thursday, August 16th, 2012

DEPSOC 360 was developed by HDI and introduced by MMI Tactical long before the US Army camo improvement program. It was actually developed for use by Snipers. This video shows it in a variety of settings.

www.mmitactical.com