Ground Operations retweeted
GO patch spotted 👀 @GroundOps_us
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Counter weight ideas? No need for a battery pack unless it stores AA batteries.
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Ground Operations retweeted
FAM! The Ground Operations Visor is a must have!! When it's to hot and muggy for hat or boonie but you still want a visor and something to keep the sweat from pouringing into your eyes! Dealt with this Sunday in NC on Mount Hattaway when the trees were getting thin. Saw your post and had to have one. Wife says it looks great! I agree. I think it's going to give the Dad hat a run for it's money around town. The patches are tight! Nice crisp detail. Love all the minis!! Thanks Guys! @GroundOps_us
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Sale on knives this weekend only
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Go make cool videos with your friends. Tag us
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Ground Operations retweeted
Goy sticker packs!!!! 7 stickers for $19.99 All waterproof and made in America! (Goy Designs were made/donated by AgarthanArmory)
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@vitamolePNW is the winner.
Weekly giveaway / weekend sale 4 patches for $3.99 like follow retweet to be entered in the drawing.
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Oh wow you want to wear a hat but they get hot hiking and working out... Have you tried a visor. The 80s had it right here, we reached peak hat technology. Link below
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Yours and your wife's car should have medical kits. Your Wife should also know how to put on a tourniquet bandage up a wound. Your group should be putting on medical events. Pretty easy to rig up. Kool-Aid filled bags with some tubing to simulate blood flow. Link below
First Aid: This is the most important item on the list. You should already have several IFAKs: one in the vehicle (for car accidents), one in a backpack (general emergencies), one on your gun belt, and one with two or three IFAKs’ worth of supplies to mark the firing line (an ammo can painted white w/ a red cross is a great solution). Before anyone starts shooting, tell the group where the kits are, and park vehicles so they can leave quickly. If you want to be super-duper safe, tape the local hospital’s name and directions on the steering wheel. This way medical gear is on people, on the line, in the pile behind the line, and in the truck you’d use to get someone to the hospital. Water: Everybody likes the scout-mom who brings a cooler full of drinks. Toss a few beers in there for after packing up. Leatherman: This should already be on your belt. A Leatherman with a bit kit gets used nine times out of ten. The pliers help with stuck casings and someone will eventually want the bits for their optic. You can find plenty of knockoff bit kits on Amazon for 1/3rd the price, or grab an adapter so you can use regular hex ones. Fix-It Sticks work too if you have too much money and soft hands. Paint can opener: A lot of high-speed LARPers hang one on a chest rig or plate carrier. It’s cheap and useful for stuck casings. Cleaning kit: The rod is good for stuck casings. Someone will also borrow the lube, because not enough people have bought Vril Advanced CLP from the Agarthan Armory. LensPen/Microfiber cloth: Treat your optics right. You can fit the items above (other than IFAK) in a pouch to make it easy to never forget as you switch range bags/totes. I put mine in a Crown Royal bag so its easy to recognize for others to grab it themselves so I dont get stuck helping them. Trash bags: Clean up ammo boxes, snacks, old targets. Bug repellant: Its all fun and games till youre packing up at night and the mosquitos come out. Permanent markers and painter’s tape: Mark your targets and your mags. Gloves: So you dont burn the shit out of your hand when removing that suppressor you assume has cooled off. Flashlight: Find your stuff, check chambers, etc without having to flag people by using a weapon light. Bully anyone you know who doesnt have a flashlight on their person. Paracord, zipties: Repair gear, make an impromptu sling, etc. This should already be in your truck and/or backpack. You should have most of the items above in your vehicle already. Tasteful Photo of Your Wife: If you don’t have one, a printout of the sexy girl-rabbit from Space Jam will do. It’s there as a reminder of what you’re LARPing for when you and your buddies find a cool bleed out spot.
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Ground Operations retweeted
Scandinavian Sunday — last week was M90 “Leaf Pile.” This week is the arid counterpart. Camo Pattern: 🇸🇪 Swedish M90K Desert (Ökenkammo) Fabric Composition: 50/50 nylon-cotton rip-stop IRR Compliant: YES Notes: M90K, also called Ökenkammo, is the desert version of Sweden’s M90. It was introduced in 2004 for arid deployments such as Afghanistan and Mali. It keeps the same hard geometric splinter shapes as woodland M90, but swaps the greens and black for khaki, beige, and brown. That angular “leaf pile” look is still there — just baked for sand and scrub. Like the woodland pattern, it comes from the old Swedish vehicle-camouflage research and was scaled down about 1:66 for uniforms. M90K belongs to the FU90K (Fältuniform 90K) system and often showed up in lighter cloth with dedicated desert smocks. The wider M90 family is still around for garrison and non-combat use, while combat units have been moving toward the newer MSU 24 system. Same Swedish geometry. Different climate. Do you like the desert M90K, or does woodland Lövhögen still win? Want a pair? Grab a seamstress tape, get an accurate waist measurement, and DM us the size + pattern. #ScandinavianSunday #M90K #Ökenkammo #SwedishCamo #irr #camo
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Lord, I love the woods.
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Ground Operations retweeted
Flecktarn Friday — the desert counterpart to Danish M/84. Camo Pattern: 🇩🇰 Danish M/01 Desert (Ørken) Fabric Composition: 50/50 nylon-cotton rip-stop IRR Compliant: YES Notes: M/01 Ørken was introduced in 2001 as the lightweight desert version of Denmark’s M/84 Flecktarn. Same spotted family, shifted into tan, brown, and muted green for Afghanistan, Iraq, and other arid deployments. It kept the M/84 dithered-dot look instead of going full digital, and it did the job well enough in theater. Denmark still moved to the MultiCam-based M/11 starting around 2012, and M/01 came out of frontline use. The collector twist: a lot of issued M/01 was permethrin-treated. When the pattern was retired, much of that treated stock was destroyed, which is why original uniforms are scarce. Untreated pieces, especially rain gear, show up more often. M/84 for the woods. M/01 for the sand. Same Danish Flecktarn language. Have you ever found real M/01 surplus, or has it been as hard to hunt down as people say? Want a pair? Grab a seamstress tape, get an accurate waist measurement, and DM us the size + pattern. #FlecktarnFriday #M01 #Ørken #DanishCamo #irr #camo
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