SAS Snipers Veil. Ghillie Scrim. bexbugoutsurvivor

[@OzRock59]

Just found your KZbin page. Outstanding. I hunt most weekends here in Australia & this veil idea is brilliant. Light weight, multiple uses. Now to start tying jute. Thanks again. Looking forward to the next video.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Thanks buddy, the extra warmth of the scrim veil, will keep you nice and warm in those summer days in Australia, joking aside mine has been a God send. Happy making. Bex

[@johncamps1337]

Liked the gillie scrim 👍🏻 I thought about sewing a scrim into my boonie hat as a face veil for concealment. The sniper veil. Liked the way you put yours around your face found that useful. I'll put one in my boonie hat so it just drops down over my face. Like your useful tips bex 👍🏻

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Right on

[@johncamps1337]

Did see an American lad put his scrim net tucked in over the top of his boonie hat which he then used to cover his rifle. Was effective. The aplenflage swiss army jackets have a sniper veil in the hood of the jacket. The jacket is also load bearing instead of having webbing. These came about after WW2. Late 50's/ 60's. You can still get hold of them for around £30. Also has a back pack which is separate from the jacket. Think there about £10-£15 for the rucksack that goes with the jacket. Can't remember the precise name if it's M59 or M70 jacket? Camo was based on the last WW2 German army design which was invented near the end of WW2. Swiss aplenflage jacket M70. Have a look at them. I think military mart sell them. 👍🏻 Like your tips bex.👍🏻 🙂 🇬🇧 🔥

[@stevenevans3324]

Hey buddy, really enjoyed your video I would love to go out there and give it ago myself better grab myself some kit first. Now I have ideas of what to get myself thanks for the helpful video.

[@TurnFullCircle]

great camo tip mate....thanks for uploading... Cheers Chris.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

My enjoyed doing it for you .BEX

[@SR81K9]

Another masterpiece Bex.

[@SR81K9]

I forgot to mention, as you live near the sea do you plan to do a coastal bugout situation later in the year when it warms up abit? Cheers mate.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

your too kind sir, and thanx for the view.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Zeus Canine Its on the menu, but dont know if its this year, all episodes have been written for this year, but will see if I can move that one foward....Bex

[@dannyrowe548]

Scrim nets are great items with many uses great video Pal.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

thanx for the view mate, the modern nylon scrim sucks, compared to the 58 style scrim featured...Bex

[@rogerwilliams5540]

Excellent video

[@harrybutterworth4850]

Hey I know this video is five years old but I've just found the channel and I love it. Do you have any suggestions of online stores that sell things like scrim and other camps. Thanks

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Most of my kit is from car boot sale. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYLOoaqgrqqrqc0 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3nRqHiifaiYqJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5vadHaDg7B8sJo I recommend supporting your local analogue store. Google your nearest, and jump on the bus or train, and take a visit (after lockdown) with a few quid, for a great day out. Thanks for watching, I have inserted a few links to see my carboot finds. Sorry I couldn't help more.....Take care mate...bex

[@harrybutterworth4850]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor thank you!

[@stoneman886]

Great idea...blends in really well from a distance.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Proper warm too, I even use it to walk the dogs, -3.5 here and no probs,,,Bex

[@stephenlargue6289]

Looks like that backs all better mate lol. I'll be giving that a try soon, all the best

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

cleaver editing, smoke and mirrors, and some pre recorded footage, yup backs a lot better, but that bergen needs changing, have another in mind for a lighter PLCE, thanx for your comment,,, Bex

[@jimmymary5526]

hello were did you bought this veil ? Thanks a lot

[@markkooper6648]

I like the mossy oak netting, but do you feel it's a bit to dark? A black face doesn't seem much better than a light one?

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

all secure in sector seven...

[@techwg]

This project is taking me forever! In order to get the density I want (based on seeing ghillie suits etc) it's taking longer and more jute than I ever imagined. I think I am at maybe 100 meters so far and it's not quite half done. I just ordered an amount of 100 meters to hopefully get it sorted. I am waiting on some green I want to add in there. But in time I will likely get another scrim scarf and make a way more green one too.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

Tie multiple lengths of jute, and comb it with a steel cat comb.

[@techwg]

@@bexbugoutsurvivor I think I messed mine up. It's too fine. I need larger fatter strands and less close. Most ghillie type things I see are not as finely covered as what I have done so far. I bought another scrim net scarf and will try again.

[@kierangoddard2198]

The length between little finger and thumb is called a span.

[@rcarrollmassage]

take a thick comb through it...this is old school

[@VictorVictor-hq7ui]

Your nails are grotty! They need cleaning. 🖒

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

I have since axed my fingers off just to please you..Face palm