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Tarp Shelters #98522
07/26/2006 10:21 AM
07/26/2006 10:21 AM
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MedicineMan Offline OP

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Everything you ever wanted to know about building tarp shelters.

http://www.equipped.org/tarp-shelters.htm


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Re: Tarp Shelters #98523
08/17/2006 01:07 PM
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That's an excellent site for tarp info.
I think this would just THE tarp to use for it too...

USMC Field Tarp

FT106 $78.00


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This versatile tarpaulin is made from ripstop nylon and can be used in the field as a multipurpose item.
Details: This item is reversible with the face side of the fabric printed in Woodland MC Marpat and the other side coated with flame resistant urethane in coyote brown. It is waterproof, quiet, lightweight, durable, flame resistant, abrasion resistant and non-reflective. The intended uses include, but are not limited to, ground cover, sunshade, gear cover, field litter, rain/wind garment, or hasty shelter. This Field Tarp is easily stored, light to carry, and quickly ready for use. Genuine USMC Issue.
Made in USA.

In case the pic doesn't load...
( http://www.us-elitegear.com/ )- navigate, Storefront/Field Gear/Tents/USMC Field Tarp, {item #FT106 - $78.00us}

Ok, it may be a chunk of change to lay out for just a "Tarp" but it is very versitile. (I made my own using a layer of thin three color desert pat nylon fabric on one side, and waterproof nylon fabric in woodland on the other side. I then reinforced tha eyelet areas with a third layer of fabric in 4" triangles. All double-sewn and sealed seams. It rolls up pretty tight and doesn't weight that much,(I spent less than half of what they're asking for that USMC tarp in materials, including the eyelets and seam-sealer). wink

IHTH

Michael


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