Fav Camo Patterns?

Fav camo patterns?  Mine's the DPM.

^^lol sticky Nazi. lets steal his recipes

CADPAT. The original digital camouflage. Greener than the MARPAT, and I wear it at work. 

Seriously, it's actually pretty good stuff.



Here's a bunch of our guys from a unit out west wearing it on an urban combat exercise, using paintball gear, coincidentally. (Yes, I know there aren't any buildings. This was on the approach.)

Unsticky, fool!


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Strife_17 wrote: ^^lol sticky Nazi. lets steal his recipes

i sticky if i want too sticky nazi!

DPM all the way...........

HITMAN 4 HIRE wrote: Strife_17 wrote: ^^lol sticky Nazi. lets steal his recipes i sticky if i want too sticky nazi! DPM all the way...........

umm, no you dont

Strife_17 wrote: _TT_ wrote: HITMAN 4 HIRE wrote: Strife_17 wrote: ^^lol sticky Nazi. lets steal his recipes i sticky if i want too sticky nazi! DPM all the way........... umm, no you dont OWNED!!!

to the fifth degree

EDIT: that cadpat stuff is pretty cool, even though, it looks a little light colored for my woods, does it come in different shades? and how easy is it to find?


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it's a idea of which camo is your fav...... or something.

free flippin country and forum.  theres alot worse going on in the forum that a little sticky... get to work mod.  make yourself usefull.

DPM is disruptive pattern material and is designed and manufactured by the brits.

Real CADPAT is starting to hit the Army Surplus market, but it's still pretty rare. It's still coming into service among some of the reserves units in our military, and until the entire Canadian Forces has got it, not much is actually being surplussed. That being said, it's out there. It does look bright in that picture, but that's because of the sunlight. The stuff (I have 3 sets between my closet and laundry hamper) looks darker than that in most lighting- it works great in any temperate woodland. There's also a desert version available which is only found right now on Canadian troops in Afghanistan. Arid CADPAT is exceedingly rare on the civilian market, and quite illegal to posess, since it's invariably stolen preperty.

You can get fake CADPAT quite a bit more easily, and there's also the US Marine MARPAT stuff, which is basically a cadpat derivative with more brown and different pixellation. A few other countries are also experimenting with digital camouflage, but our stuff is generally rated the best for any greent erritory. That being siad, I actually prefer OD green clothing in the fall and early spring, because it disppears realy easily into the background- the green is a lot elss vivid, and merges well with the browns.

The Britsh stuff is rpetty decent, and generally a rpetty dark pattern. Stands out in grassland and stuff, but in low light or deep woods it's excellent.

I Tiger Stripe is the best simply because everyone was intimidated when my team showed up dress in full tiger stripe camo, boots, and face paint...... Ahh tthe good old days.

brihard wrote: Real CADPAT is starting to hit the Army Surplus market, but it's still pretty rare. It's still coming into service among some of the reserves units in our military, and until the entire Canadian Forces has got it, not much is actually being surplussed. That being said, it's out there. It does look bright in that picture, but that's because of the sunlight. The stuff (I have 3 sets between my closet and laundry hamper) looks darker than that in most lighting- it works great in any temperate woodland. There's also a desert version available which is only found right now on Canadian troops in Afghanistan. Arid CADPAT is exceedingly rare on the civilian market, and quite illegal to posess, since it's invariably stolen preperty. You can get fake CADPAT quite a bit more easily, and there's also the US Marine MARPAT stuff, which is basically a cadpat derivative with more brown and different pixellation. A few other countries are also experimenting with digital camouflage, but our stuff is generally rated the best for any greent erritory. That being siad, I actually prefer OD green clothing in the fall and early spring, because it disppears realy easily into the background- the green is a lot elss vivid, and merges well with the browns. The Britsh stuff is rpetty decent, and generally a rpetty dark pattern. Stands out in grassland and stuff, but in low light or deep woods it's excellent.

any change of any showing up in the u.s.?