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Wilson · August 12th, 2009, 18:35

If all else fails you can go the slightly more expensive route (the one I took because I couldn't be bothered to source materials locally) and buy a kit from www.GhillieSuits.com which run about $50 but comes with a 5x9 section of netting and pre-dyed synthetic jute fibers. One kit was enough to build 1.5 ghillies with way too much material on them! The netting goes a long way. One 5x9 section of netting was enough to build two complete three-piece sniper ghillie suits (the entire back and arms of a large jacket, the entire back of large pants, and a full "head & shoulder" setup for both). If you want a stalker suit (upright stalk, complete ghillie coverage front/back), you'll probably use most of the netting but still have enough left over for your rifle.

August 12th, 2009, 18:35	#255
Wilson Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Ottawa, ON	If all else fails you can go the slightly more expensive route (the one I took because I couldn't be bothered to source materials locally) and buy a kit from www.GhillieSuits.com which run about $50 but comes with a 5x9 section of netting and pre-dyed synthetic jute fibers. One kit was enough to build 1.5 ghillies with way too much material on them! The netting goes a long way. One 5x9 section of netting was enough to build two complete three-piece sniper ghillie suits (the entire back and arms of a large jacket, the entire back of large pants, and a full "head & shoulder" setup for both). If you want a stalker suit (upright stalk, complete ghillie coverage front/back), you'll probably use most of the netting but still have enough left over for your rifle. __________________ IN OMNIA PARATUS Last edited by Wilson; August 12th, 2009 at 18:37..