About tactical vest
 

(Sorry for my poor english)

Hi everyone!

Hi want to build the most authentic and modern Squad Leader kit from US Army. For that I need to get an IOTV in multicam. Pantac made the most realistic vest but I need it large and they do Multicam version of ITOV only in medium and UCP version in large. It is possible to repaint the UCP in Multicam with quality like pantac multicam gear. If yes, where?

note : By the way, UCP is the name of camoufage pattern that the people call ACU. ACU mean Army Combat Uniform and is only the uniform that US Army wear. UCP mean Universal Camouflage Pattern and is the grey camo that you know. You can tell this pattern ACUPAT too (mean Army Combat Uniform PATtern). So multicam version of the US Army uniform, is an ACU uniform.

KDH Plate Carriers are issued to a lot of US Army troops in Afghanistan. Also seen some with LBT carriers as well.
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...-Thread/page81

Thanks but I want to get the standar issue.

Standard issue for where? Stateside? Afghanistan? Iraq? I'm guessing Afghanistan if you want Multicam

Multicam/OEF-Pattern is only worn in Afghanistan, and the KDH Plate Carriers are standard issue there for Infantry, etc AFAIK

Also, is the IOTV made in Multicam for the US Army? I've only seen UCP ones still
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/121/mc3a.jpg/

I think you're right, so you think UCP IOTV will still be weared by them for a while?

I think some special trop of the US Army had start to receive multicam IOTV.

They are made by " KDH Defense ".

I see a couple on EBAY

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Multicam...item3cbb2c8b23

But it still very rare ...

Check out this IOTV. It is made to hold standard issue Armor. This is the A-TACS IOTV they put in the Predator Blog, but the make it in MultiCam for Afghanistan and UCP/ACU for general US Army use.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-WSbs0C4nrV...ier+A-TACS.jpg

Those things are good to keep you well cooked and warm.

C'est très chaud cette veste. Je te recommande celle qu'ils portent en Afghanistan. Beaucoup plus versatile et respirante.