OP-If you're not wearing the absolute newest design of camo pattern on your underwear, you'll die in combat. #science
But jokes aside, I say you do you. What makes people look bad is when they are trying to be something they're not. You don't have that problem. (I try to grey man it, but anyone who has been in can probably tell my background. )
I very much appreciate the multiplicity of viewpoints and all of the thoughtful replies - thanks very much, to each of you.
You Gentlemen are what makes M4carbine.net such a great place.
The Second Amendment ACKNOWLEDGES our right to own and bear arms that are in common use that can be used for lawful purposes. The arms can be restricted ONLY if subject to historical analogue from the founding era or is dangerous (unsafe) AND unusual.
It's that simple.
Semi related. I realize that i have stuff that I wear that is 30 years old. I know I have some swaters and sweathirts and shoes that old. That blackcable knit sweater was like catnip for coed girls in 1989...
I realize that me wearing that now is like my grandfather wearing that late 50s gear to the Christmas when I got the sweater... and a leasire suit still had 10-15 years to age to be equivalent...
I have and wear the Marquette Warriors baseball hat that I traded with my brother for a sony walkman. Sounded stupid at the time.
The Second Amendment ACKNOWLEDGES our right to own and bear arms that are in common use that can be used for lawful purposes. The arms can be restricted ONLY if subject to historical analogue from the founding era or is dangerous (unsafe) AND unusual.
It's that simple.
Here is an article from RMEF:
“ELK NETWORK
WHY ARE SOME ELK BLONDES & SOME BRUNETTES?
CONSERVATION | JULY 13, 2018
Can a Cow Elk Have Antlers
Elk have adapted to blend into an array of landscapes, from the cold Canadian prairies to the deserts of the American southwest. There can be a broad range of coloration even within a single herd. But according to North American Elk, California’s tule elk—living with the highest average temperatures in sparsely vegetated, sunbaked shrubland—tend to be lightest in color. Meanwhile, the coats of Roosevelt’s elk that skulk the shadowy rainforests of the Pacific Northwest can be almost chocolate. Rocky Mountain Elk fall somewhere in between.
Elk coloration also changes radically from season to season. In mid-summer they are a handsome reddish-almond and by the time bulls start bugling they are a striking tri-color with long black manes, honey-colored bodies and buff rumps. Come the depths of winter, they can be dirty blonde, beige, even a lemony white. Darker coats would absorb more solar energy, but would also stand out like beacons in wintry conditions.
Colors vary by gender and age as well. Bulls can often be distinguished from cows even after their antlers drop because they are significantly lighter. And the older they get, the paler they get. This could be a process similar to that of other aging animals like dogs, horses and bears whose hair color can change as a result of bleaching from the sun and a change in gene expression over time...”
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Having food and other stains on clothing is one of the advantages of wearing camo. 76 and wear camo pants, never shirts. I like the pockets and fit, I rarely ware jeans anymore, it either plain cargo pants or BDU pants in various patterns, my favorite is 3 color desert, you don't see much of it on the street. I buy used surplus when ever I can.
Bookmarks