It's a good camouflage, 2-3 times you were in plain sight lying down I didn't see you until you moved. Would have been even more op if stripes were thinner like on a real tiger to make the overall camouflage less dark hence better for beige/ light brown high grass.
Fantastic presentation. I see Brent has a competitor :) Please do more if you have the means (camo clothes) and please do most of your shots with you being more or less "in plain sight". It's irritating when people showcase a camo pattern by having 80& of their body obscured by vegetation... Might as well be in an orange jumpsuit and you'd still be hard to spot... PS. Best wishes from Poland!
I am no Brent but oddly enough, we were both Machine Gunners in the Marines, hence the 0331. Thanks for the feedback and in my more recent test (Realtree MAX-1 XT) I do have a few where it is what I would consider a worst case scenario, where there is nothing between myself and the camera. I will be doing ATACS FG and just plain olive drab so I will try to throw in a few just in the open! Again, thanks for the feedback. It will help in the future.
@@MrLedFarmer0331 Thanks for explaining the 0331 :) In America, you have diverse vegetation; in Poland, as an FYI, I can tell you that the optimal camos from April till September would be: Pencott Greenzone/Wildwood, CADpat, Phantomleaf ZA3 and Concamo. PS. Side note: Even though it is retired, when I think "modern American soldier, not in Iraq", I envision a guy in M81. It speaks volumes about ap attern if you still have civilian clothes manufacturers making stuff in it. Keep up the good work! :)
Great video! Vietnam tiger stripe doesn’t seem too bad. Could be better. I’ve always thought that Rhodesian brushstroke was perfect for N Idaho. I can’t find any, though. Multicam and M81 are pretty good out here. Kind of depends on where you are in N Idaho, too. 7B, I, K, S, 6C, etc…. pretty big differences in terrain.
Or take sun of the branches n leafs from your environment and put them on there to blend better there are no perfect formations in nature that y snipers have stuff over there scope to abstract the perfect circle
To the untrained eye u got it buh to a good spotter it wouldn’t work in nam at night ok u jus need a lil bit brighter one cuh it’s to dark that’s how I was able to find u each time
Vietnam tiger stripes looks awesome but it’s simply too dark for jungle and woodlands
You should check out my new one :) still a bit dark for this early in spring but it was pretty good!
Seemed to work just fine in jungles of S.E. Asia…. You sound like the typical UA-cam 🤡 who never set foot in a jungle
Yeah, I’m dying in Vietnam
Lol, maybe in 73 but you could be a tourist these days, they love Americans!
It's a good camouflage, 2-3 times you were in plain sight lying down I didn't see you until you moved. Would have been even more op if stripes were thinner like on a real tiger to make the overall camouflage less dark hence better for beige/ light brown high grass.
I think the MAX-1 XT I did recently was a little better and I agree
Fantastic presentation. I see Brent has a competitor :)
Please do more if you have the means (camo clothes) and please do most of your shots with you being more or less "in plain sight". It's irritating when people showcase a camo pattern by having 80& of their body obscured by vegetation... Might as well be in an orange jumpsuit and you'd still be hard to spot...
PS. Best wishes from Poland!
I am no Brent but oddly enough, we were both Machine Gunners in the Marines, hence the 0331. Thanks for the feedback and in my more recent test (Realtree MAX-1 XT) I do have a few where it is what I would consider a worst case scenario, where there is nothing between myself and the camera. I will be doing ATACS FG and just plain olive drab so I will try to throw in a few just in the open! Again, thanks for the feedback. It will help in the future.
@@MrLedFarmer0331 Thanks for explaining the 0331 :) In America, you have diverse vegetation; in Poland, as an FYI, I can tell you that the optimal camos from April till September would be: Pencott Greenzone/Wildwood, CADpat, Phantomleaf ZA3 and Concamo.
PS. Side note: Even though it is retired, when I think "modern American soldier, not in Iraq", I envision a guy in M81. It speaks volumes about ap attern if you still have civilian clothes manufacturers making stuff in it.
Keep up the good work! :)
@@bendakstarkiller1270 be sure to check out the leaf suit I just tested =) it's pretty good!
I'm bleeding all over the living room carpet, you got me good! Great video! ☮✌
Great video! Vietnam tiger stripe doesn’t seem too bad. Could be better. I’ve always thought that Rhodesian brushstroke was perfect for N Idaho. I can’t find any, though. Multicam and M81 are pretty good out here. Kind of depends on where you are in N Idaho, too. 7B, I, K, S, 6C, etc…. pretty big differences in terrain.
I'll be doing multicam and ATACS FG next season as well as Swedish M90 :) be sure to check out my Realtree MAX 1 XT video, I think it did much better.
I cnt lie cuh I saw u every time
I will be doing Max-1 next. Stay tuned!
Notifications will be on lol cnt wait to see
@@jaydenpinkney8539 It's out, let me know what you think!
Check out the Leopard Spot camo. I just pick up my NOS package , Patterning shows me, this will defeat tigers in jungle environs/swampy woodlands
Will do
I can’t find that type of tiger stripe anywhere, I only see the ones that are darker and have more stripes, where can I find the type like this?
This is specifically from a company called Tiger Stripe Products
@@MrLedFarmer0331 oh ok I see it, normally all I see are the Rothko ones
Or take sun of the branches n leafs from your environment and put them on there to blend better there are no perfect formations in nature that y snipers have stuff over there scope to abstract the perfect circle
Not too dark in the black spruce - boreal forest
Good to know!
Good for deer hunting.
Check out my new video, leaf suit =)
To the untrained eye u got it buh to a good spotter it wouldn’t work in nam at night ok u jus need a lil bit brighter one cuh it’s to dark that’s how I was able to find u each time