About my modified Erbsentarn DOT 44 Leopard camo tank crew trousers and DOT 44 in general

[@Ivarr.Bergmann.Alaska]

Have you ever seen pictures of South Korean Commandos wearing 44 Leopard? They even left the SS sleeve eagles on the blouses! Another fun fact- Palm camo was originally called Tiger Pattern by German SS troops

[@germanredneck9019]

Haha, that are real Nerd fun facts 😉😅🤩 I think i saw one picture of the south korean sneaky Bastards one time in your morning posts! And that the German Troops called the palm camo Tigerpattern is Something that i only know since a couple of weeks! A friend told me! I didnt know all the years. Love Palm camo btw. Thanks for watching and your comment Ivarr!

[@Ivarr.Bergmann.Alaska]

You're welcome mate..Im seriously going to deprogram my brain from all these "dot" and other stupid generic names that the internet bred from over the years..@@germanredneck9019

[@JoschaundDexter]

Schön dargestellt! Das österreichische heißt K4. Ich hatte vor 26 Jahren mal so eine repro Hose. Den Hersteller weiß ich leider nicht mehr. Damals hat man sowas noch aus Katalogen oder Waffenmagazinen bestellt. Grüße!!

[@germanredneck9019]

Moin nochmal! Vielen Dank 😊 Jau, das österreichische K4 kenne ich auch. Ziemlich gute Performance am Waldboden, vorallem in Buchenwäldern finde ich! Erbsentarn Jacken ist so ne Sache, aber für Hosen finde ich es sehr gut, da man ja oft kniet und das Muster auf Waldböden echt schockt. Hehe, ja... Die alte Zeit wo man noch angerufen hat und die Bestellnummer durchgegeben hat... War nicht alles schlechter damals, davon mal ab! Beste Grüße zurück 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@KrKr_FL]

Id be quite interested in seeing your packing list in a vid. You inspired my purchase of swiss cook sets.

[@germanredneck9019]

Thank you! I am glad when i can inspire you! 😌 What do you want to See? Complete packing list or a cooking Kit List? Have a nice day, GR 🤘🏻

[@moskito184]

👍Schön gemacht. Stelle mal deine Jacke dar. Die ist mir nicht bekannt sieht aber sehr gut aus. Grüße

[@germanredneck9019]

Vielen Dank!!! Ich freue mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat. Die Jacke ist ein Selbstbau aus zwei Sumpfarn Schlupfhemden. Hier das passende Video dazu, viel Spaß: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imOTpamplNJnmZYsi=VSLUWHy7NiOQDmAe Grüße vom GR 🤘🏻

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

Just stumbled upon your channel. I really enjoyed this type of content. You've got a new subscriber my friend! 👍

[@germanredneck9019]

Hello and welcome 😉 Thank you very much for your comment! I am glad you liked it. More Videos are in the making 👍🏻 Best regards, GR 🫡

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

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[@griftinggamer]

Holy based. I just want to say my two cents since I use this camouflage too, Kurmaz gear makes Crye G3 replicas in the sateen DoT 44 varient that "at the front" uses for the modern high speed people out there. Garand thumb coined the term "Forbidden Crye" or "Verboten Crye" and I can attest to the quality and the pattern, it is 5 color but more brown than chinese replicas, with no bright green, more flat and drab and when used often and washes it turns to this grey brown mess that is actually perfect with leaves and tree bark in all seasons. In my mountainous area it works year round, as fallen trees, dead leaves, and such are just as brown and grey as the winter, but also in fall and winter is virtually impossible to beat. Multicam sticks out like a sore thumb and makes people easy to identify even at long ranges. There is very little tan here, only grass/wheat fields all shades of brown, grey, red, green. Maybe the original "sumpftarn" would be close in effect, but most reproductions of it are BGS and not nearly as good, and the sumpftarn isnt as good year round. I use dot 44 for hunting, hiking, training. The best thing about it, no one knows what it is, but the people that do are almost always on your team, so to speak. 😂 It is also suprisingly very effective in semi-rural, semi-urban areas where lots of red brick is still prevelent. The downside to sateen version is that it is heavy almost like duck canvas or jeans, but also doesnt rip up like cotton when going throw briars and brambles and such. In summer use good field craft and add a little natural vegetation or scrim and its a perfectly good base. Side by side in the woods flecktarn can seem close in the sun, but once you move it is a big dark shadow. I have researched the camo a lot, and came to the conclusion it was probably the best multi-season, multi-enviroment camouflage ever created, multicam no exception. At the end of the day, the eye is drawn to movement more than anything, almost any camouflage can work in place, but some high touted options are almost laughable in the enviroments they are used. If you ever do mil-sim or airsoft with people its great seeing all the multicam spam, they glow in the underbrush and dense woods where dot 44 is invisible.

[@germanredneck9019]

Wow, thank you very VERY MUCH for that amazing comment! It was a pleasure to read. I am Happy Talk to such a camo nerd Like you Here. That Sounds so good! I can totally agree! Fuk Multicam! Professor Dr Schick Made a good Job with erbsentarn! I am super glad that there are still guys Out there that Like the old stuff. You sayd it: Most people doesnt even know what pattern that is, but if they do, theyre cool with it 🤤 Again, thank you and have a good day, GR 🤘🏻

[@therifflair724]

Schon gut gemacht 🤙🏼

[@germanredneck9019]

Vielen Dank 🤙🏻 Beste Grüße, GR 🫡

[@АндрейШмырев-ж3з]

Какой ,леопард,...эту расцветку ,горохом , называли...😂

[@germanredneck9019]

Yes, pea is the after war Name for it and Leopard was the Name German soldiers gave it before war endet. Platanentarn for example was called Tiger Camouflage by German soldiers! Thanks for watching, GR

[@АндрейШмырев-ж3з]

@@germanredneck9019 ,горохом, на солдатском жаргоне солдаты вермахта называли...в вермахте был своеобразный жаргон...как и сейчас в бундесвере.😉

[@germanredneck9019]

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