Anyone own/have seen Pencott camo? Does it actually work well,

>>28442100
>A-TACS

But that camo is actually useful.

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>>28442109
>actually useful

In horrendously photoshopped marketing promos, sure. In the real world, rolling around in the mud predator style is more effective and costs nothing.

>>28442278
The snipers sometimes used desert A-tacs when we were in the ME or Africa. It worked great.

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I had UWGear make me a mag bandoleer out of it a few years back.

Pencott would be a decent camo choice for most, if not all, southern states.

>>28443991
Looks a little too green/dark for the midwest.

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M81 WOODLAND MASTERRACE

>>28442100
I've never actually seen it. but really that just shows you how good it is.

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>>28444126
They make a few different patterns to fit the terrain.

>>28444126
What's an ideal camo for the Midwest? My area is a combination of deciduous and pine trees and farm fields.

>>28446811
Realtree

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>>28442100
>Does it actually work well
Maybe. What the fuck kind of question is that? Do you live around an environment that has those greens and browns? If the answer is yes, it works well.

>or is it a special snowflake meme camo like Kryptek and A-TACS?
Of course it's special snowflake camo. Anything that isn't currently or recently adopted by the military in your country of origin is snowflake status.

>does it work, or is it a special snowflake
Not mutually exclusive.

This whole thread is retarded.

>gee I wonder who will give me a logical and unbiased assessment of pattern effectiveness

Not this guy: >>28444988