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PMCI - May 2021

It's that time again and even though parts of our world are still ravaged by COVID, Bill and Trampas have pulled out the stops to get another issue of PMCI up and online! The world doesn't stop turning, and neither do they stop "getting work done" as PMCI gets inside the doors of the cutting-edge WOFT Training Facility in the USA and has a look at what G&G Armament are doing with the Taiwanese Military in terms of "6MM Training" for the real world. While Trampas gets on the range with the SIG M18, whilst Bill turns his attention to packs and plate carriers; it may be hard to get stuff done right now, but as always PMCI deliver something for everyone when it comes to "tacticool"!

It's that time again and even though parts of our world are still ravaged by COVID, Bill and Trampas have pulled out the stops to get another issue of PMCI up and online! The world doesn't stop turning, and neither do they stop "getting work done" as PMCI gets inside the doors of the cutting-edge WOFT Training Facility in the USA and has a look at what G&G Armament are doing with the Taiwanese Military in terms of "6MM Training" for the real world. While Trampas gets on the range with the SIG M18, whilst Bill turns his attention to packs and plate carriers; it may be hard to get stuff done right now, but as always PMCI deliver something for everyone when it comes to "tacticool"!

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HELIKON-TEX ROGUE HOODIE

GEAR ON TEST

“Old” is the new “new” it would seem when it comes

to camo gear, and this time we pick up the story of the

re-introduction of “Tigerstripe” by Helikon-Tex, our old

friends from Poland!

In the last issue of PMCI I talked about the fact that our

good friends at Helikon-Tex had recently released both

pants and shorts of a thoroughly modern style in the

venerable “Tiger” pattern, and said that I hoped there

would be more to come from them using this excellent

camouflage, and what a difference just a few weeks

makes!

I said in the review that I hoped Helikon-Tex would do

more with the pattern, and it looks like my comments

have been heeded as they’ve recently announced the

ROGUE HOODIE that will be available in both Multicam

Black/Black, and Tigerstripe/Black, and it looks absolutely

righteous in both patterns!

The ROGUE HOODIE (Full Zip) is a tactical urban hoodie

made for “military style” fans. The combination of a loose

cut and ten pockets makes it easy to carry all the elements

of your EDC gear in it. The main pockets have additional

organizers that will allow you to properly arrange the

equipment and protect it against loss. YKK® zipped chest

and shoulder pockets allow for quick and direct access to

documents or a small, flat wallet.

The use of a tear-resistant 50% Cotton/50% Nylon

rip-stop fabric additionally strengthens the panels on the

hoodie, whilst the additional polyester fabrics will ensure

give and comfort in all the right places! The elasticated

cuffs and the cord-adjustable hood provide temperature

comfort on cold days too.

The hoodie is available in two unique colour and

camouflage combinations, thanks to which it will suit those

who like to stand out in the crowd (or indeed disappear

into the woods)! It will allow you to emphasize your

passions while going to town, to the shooting range or

the gym. Additional velcro panels on the shoulders allow

easy personalization.

I am liking this A LOT, and again, I hope that this is

just the next garment to appear in a growing range for

the future, and that Helikon-Tex will have more for me to

show soon! You can rest assured that my own order has

already been placed, and although I could be all young

and groovy with MC Black, I’m going all traditionalist this

time by embracing good old “Tiger”, and you can keep

an eye on this story as it develops by checking out www.

helikon-tex.com!

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