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Comrade Coffin · by **Comrade Coffin** on Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:11 pm

I'm after an SS jacket of some descrption- preferably one with all the nice emblems and insignia on it. This follows an incident down my gun club last week-end, when I was told that I should not be wearing a camoflaged army top down the range (I wear an old British army camo jacket, as they are cheap, durable & have lots of pockets). So I would like an uncamoflaged, repro SS jacket instead.

Bobhr · by **Bobhr** on Wed Oct 31, 2007 7:57 pm

Sadly ,I bet that bloke won`t be there to see or even have the brains to apprecite the gesture you are making Nick. :cry:

If we all told him he was a wally would that help? :evil:

He looked like a wimp to me anyhow and didn`t have the guts to approach you in person.

I shall nudge him :arrow:

when he is zeroing :arrow:

! or make derogatory :shock:

remarks about his weapon!! :twisted:

I can wear a DPM jacket nest time if you like and am buying a flektarn outfit. :?:

Bobhr · by **Bobhr** on Wed Oct 31, 2007 7:59 pm

His Father was a hamster ......and his Mother...smelt of elderberries ...!
I fart in his general direction... ! :twisted:

pavel ivanov · by **pavel ivanov** on Sun Feb 10, 2008 10:44 pm

Nick, I have an M42 tunic with collar tabs, sleve eagle and shoulder boards.

About a size 40 inch chest.

Yours for £40.

Paul

People's Army · by **People's Army** on Sun Feb 10, 2008 11:34 pm

Comrade,
This wish to be Fasch is most unfortunate, to destroy your Political Perception over this matter will weight heavily on your Employment Record.... :oops:

Kozlov · by **Kozlov** on Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:41 am

Hmmm on what basis did they complain about your "smog" cammoflage? (as seen used by Mother Russias elite counter-terrorist forces - i joke not even 1%!)

Was it just some sort of dress code? Would a dinner jacket have been more appropriate?

Actually, that's not a bad idea for next time - hire a tux

Or was it a safety issue - wearing cammo obviously reduces your visibility... in which case wear some luminous over trousers with your DPM jacket!

by **146** on Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:47 pm

Comrade Kozlov is right you are obviously not aware that deer stalker and tweed jacket with a leather mini skirt are the appropriate clothing for the range albeit christopher biggins glasses are compulsory- or maybe the gun club that you attend are against army uniforms and prefer nurses uniforms or more politically correct uniforms should be worn like a traffic wardens (see KGB & SOVIET SECURITY UNIFORMS & MILITARIA 1917-1991 by LASZLO BEKESI available from me) or even a teletubby outfit with 'bandito' style bullet bandoliers from your local costume hire centre.

'DONT HURT ME I KNOW MY RIGHTS'!!!!!

Bobhr · by **Bobhr** on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:02 pm

Nick and I present a united front each weekend at the range,by wearing cam every time we go now.

Nick has British DPM and I have Flecktarn .

Sadly the miniskirts are not quite practical and even the women wear trousers !! (No surprise there really ? !!).

There are lots of other people who attend wearing "civilian pattern" camouflaged clothing (oak leaves ,and the odd shrubbery ) and since the range is in a conservation area I thing it suits it admirably.

Nick has recovered now though and doesn`t twitch when we mention that guys name.
:twisted:

by **146** on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:16 pm

Good for you it seems like a silly complaint !

Kozlov · by **Kozlov** on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:53 pm

Oh please, do dress up and take the piss... and of course photograph it and post it up here so we can laugh too

bigbad · by **bigbad** on Sat Mar 01, 2008 9:07 pm

There's an antique shop in plymouth that has one of Goerings old dress uniforms for sale,complete with hat.

How would that suit down on the range?

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