Ripstop construction
99% PCS issue final design
Differences
Arm pockets have a button and Velcro closure
Pockets and smaller Velcro patch areas
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MTP
Bury_Dave
kammo-man
Easy Gee
saltefanden
bravo_2_zero
10 posters
PECOC Desert trial print , 3 colour DPM CD1 B2
bravo_2_zero- Senior Lieutenant
- Location : England
Registration date : 2009-04-16
Number of posts : 814
Ripstop construction
99% PCS issue final design
Differences
Arm pockets have a button and Velcro closure
Pockets and smaller Velcro patch areas
saltefanden- Lieutenant
- Age : 48
Location : Denmark
Registration date : 2010-12-23
Number of posts : 731
Wow, a lot of PECOC stuff comming out of the woodwork!
A great design and a wicked camo pattern! A fantastic find, hat's off!
A great design and a wicked camo pattern! A fantastic find, hat's off!
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 55
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
Superb Mate, my feelings of the travesty of not having this introduced as a working pattern is clear 
kammo-man- Major
- Location : losangeles.com
Registration date : 2010-02-02
Number of posts : 1086
At last ............something decent
owen
owen
Bury_Dave- Senior Lieutenant
- Name : Dave
Age : 60
Location : Cambridge , UK
Registration date : 2012-02-14
Number of posts : 822
Very Omani looking only a bit less orangey.
Well done for getting your grubby mitts on it B20
Well done for getting your grubby mitts on it B20
MTP- Corporal
- Location : United Kingdom
Registration date : 2012-06-09
Number of posts : 16
I was winning one on e bay but it got removed i have a feeling that this is the one??
loski- Captain
- Name : Graham
Age : 59
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2010-08-11
Number of posts : 919
Ah Man 190/120 its just my size if you want to find it a good home Im your man
Rich83- Junior Sergeant
- Name : Rich
Age : 41
Location : West Sussex
Registration date : 2012-03-24
Number of posts : 144
That is very nice
kam-ho xxx- Corporal
- Name : Damian "Danny" Parker
Age : 48
Location : sheffield (steel city) u.k
Registration date : 2012-05-18
Number of posts : 16
Very nice , you know where I am if you ever want to part with it !
BTW my desert dpm one has one of those little labels mine says NO.4896.
One last thing mate does it say it is permethrin or tetramethrin (insecticide) impregnated anywhere on it ?
BTW my desert dpm one has one of those little labels mine says NO.4896.
One last thing mate does it say it is permethrin or tetramethrin (insecticide) impregnated anywhere on it ?
bravo_2_zero- Senior Lieutenant
- Location : England
Registration date : 2009-04-16
Number of posts : 814
- Post n°10
Re: PECOC Desert trial print , 3 colour DPM CD1 B2
by bravo_2_zero Thu Jun 21, 2012 5:35 pm
kam-ho xxx wrote:Very nice , you know where I am if you ever want to part with it !
BTW my desert dpm one has one of those little labels mine says NO.4896.
One last thing mate does it say it is permethrin or tetramethrin (insecticide) impregnated anywhere on it ?
No other tags mate , there is no smell of chemicals applied either , so I wonder if this is a show trial rather than a user trial ?
sh4pak- Junior Lieutenant
- Age : 51
Location : Washington, DC
Registration date : 2012-04-23
Number of posts : 626
Fascinating... The cut is superb, but it makes a person question... why did we adhere to ornamental collar-conventions for so long? Clearly, a "Mandarin" collar makes more sense, in virtually any context (short of when a hood is needed). It took humanity THIS LONG to figure it out?
A nice very piece, B20.
A nice very piece, B20.
kammo-man- Major
- Location : losangeles.com
Registration date : 2010-02-02
Number of posts : 1086
you do mean "cafe Racer "
owen
owen
sh4pak- Junior Lieutenant
- Age : 51
Location : Washington, DC
Registration date : 2012-04-23
Number of posts : 626
Sure-- it makes sense. "High Speed," right? Elvis Collars be' flappin' in the wind at high speed.Maybe put an eye out.