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Hey guys, while searching on eBay a few days ago for some new stuff, I came across this really cool HALO/HAHO jump helmet and now I'm looking for one. I'm pretty sure the mask is a Gentex one, but the seller did not say who the maker of the helmet is. If anyone can ID it with a maker, style, model, or anything to help that would be great. Thanks, Joseph

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I just finished putting together this USMC torso display. I can't say it's 100% correct because of the SPC/jumpsuit combo, but I recall seeing some jumpsuits in use with SPCs in a few pictures a while back. At least it looks cool -Joseph Display consists of: Scalable Plate Carrier (SPC) Tan Jumpsuit Blackhawk War Belt Source Hydration Pack, Old Gen. Eagle Industries fast mag pouch Oakley assault gloves Magpul Pmag 30

This will be my third time going. Looking forward to another great show! :thumbsup:

Multicam in use: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2enkUU-HY5E

Maybe one or two here and there. I've heard that they aren't as strong as the other Crye uniforms because of the material the Marine Corps chose. At 950 sets a year, and only to MARSOC, I'm thinking these will only be seen in combat. To clear things up, Crye makes the Frog and the Combat Uniform ( SF use). The uniforms that are being made in woodland for MARSOC are all the Combat Uniform model. A bit different than the Frog, which is standard USMC issue.

MARSOC is apparently using woodland again. This time it's MARSOC use only, for the most part, and it's being made by Crye Precision, in the form of their Combat Shirt, a very popular style of shirt for SF. Marine special operators are going old-school. Some have ditched their MARPAT for “NATO woodland print” which is similar to what all Marines wore more than a decade ago. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command purchased 300 sets of the uniforms for use on unspecified missions. It’s the same woodland pattern all service members wore before 2000, when the services began developi

It's very easy to mount. All you need is a screwdriver. I've seen mounts for sale without the screw. I would suggest buying a mount that comes with a screw because the screws are hard to find.

New SOPMOD Block II. Looks like USSOCOM will be getting lots of new, expensive, high speed M4 uppers and weapons accesories!

Thought the forum might like this. Original SOPMOD (Special Operations Peculiar MODified) Currently in use by USSOCOM:

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