Ghillie suit: http://geni.us/ad3 Review of a ghillie suit bought on Ebay from 'Military 1st'. I have always wanted a ghilie suit - don't quite know why, but now I've got one I am pleased with it. This video shows what you get for the purchase price and also has a few examples of how well the suit camouflages the hunter. I've made a point of not hiding behind cover so bear that in mind before judging that the suit doesn't render me invisible. The point is to show how it blends into the surroundings - anyone can hide behind a clump if grass or tree which is what most of the videos showing proper ghillie suits seem to consist of. It would be great for wildlife photography also as its the perfect camouflage for someone sitting in wait for a subject to come into view. Obviously, the colour of the suit is designed for woodland or grassland environments but desert / dry region colour suits are also available. To the best of my knowledge, ghillie suits were originally designed and used by Scottish deer stalkers before being adopted by the military. Its worth pointing out that this is an independent review and I have no connection to 'Military 1st' or any of its possible other businesses. Thanks for watching. P.S. This isn't a 'proper' ghillie suit and will be aimed toward painball / airsoft players so please stop the super gay comments and make some videos of your own. Ass Clowns...
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Hello, this is a review for a ghillie suit from Military First,
seller on eBay.
The kit comes in four parts.
You've got your hood, you've got your jacket with press studs here,
you've got your trousers,
which to be honest for me are a little bit long
because I've just got very short legs.
So I've been walking around for about five minutes
and I've picked up half of Northumberland.
But on a normal proportioned person,
I'm sure they would be just the right size.
The last part is a wrap
to go around your gun.
It breaks up the outline of the gun,
still allows me to get the bipod out if need be.
You can see it really does break up the outline of the gun as well.
It just does not look like a gun,
apart from the obvious strap hanging there,
but tuck that in and it's a bush just about to shoot a rabbit.
With this wrap that goes around here, basically just being
a long length of the same material as this is made of,
you can wrap it around your barrel,
keep it away from your bipod, put it under your scope
interfere with what you're looking at put it over
the top of your scope in the middle here so it
disguises that and also bring it back under here keep it away
from your trigger and put it around
the stock it just helps to break up not only the outline of the gun
but also the color of the gun
as well when you've got it tucked in like this it's not very obvious
and rabbits and other prey
used to seeing guns possibly won't recognize it as a gun
they certainly won't recognize you as a hunter
because you'll look like a bush
Although the set is down as being
a four piece set it actually does come with a fifth piece
which is a light nylon bag for packing it all away.
It also comes with a couple of compression
straps as well so you can get a nice tight bundle.
The only thing that I've added to this
to aid camouflage is a pair of Realtree
neoprene gloves with foldy back fingers
so you can get to the trigger.
They just help to hide your hands because if you had bare hands
It would really stick out. See?
You've got the glove against here, you can hardly see it.
It would help also to have some sort of green boots or wellies.
I've actually ordered some
camouflage boots for use
with this and also for general hunting.
I've got the gun laid out behind
me as if I'm going to take a shot.
I'll put the hood on and you'll be the judge of whether I look
like
a hunter about
to take a shot
or a bush about
to take a shot.
As a result
of the hat having
Mesh along the front.
You can't see out of your scope as well as you ordinarily would,
but obviously the purpose
of this suit, it was designed for people sitting,
waiting, it's not as if you're going to be
scanning all around the place anyway,
you're going to be sitting still, and as long as
you have vision through here,
it doesn't matter if it's slightly impaired, as long as you
can put the crosshairs
on your target,
then that's all well and good.
It's not really designed with travelling about in mind,
it's meant for very slow travel.
The chances are, if you are in the military and you're a sniper,
you'll have people looking for you.
So by breaking up your outline,
blending into the background, moving very, very slowly,
you can stay undetected until it's time to take your shot.
Obviously, for normal hunters
who are going through woodland, grassland, all of that lot,
you're going to pick up far too much stuff
on here to make this practical.
But as a pure sniping tool, very good.
As I've never tested any other ghillie suits,
I can't really give this a mark out of 10.
but as a tool to be used for sniping
or ambush shooting i.e wild fouling and so on where you're
sitting blending in with the background waiting
for the prey to come to you um i think it's very
good i can only rate it based
on how well it disguises you
from your surroundings and it
seems to do that pretty well although this suit
will primarily be used by hunters it is also
What people are wanting to take
photographs or video of wildlife especially rare wildlife
that you don't often see
where stealth would be paramount.
Thanks for watching this review
of the ghillie suit from
Military First eBay seller.
Pretty impressed, only 55 quid or something delivered so I think
for the money it's pretty good.
You can check the playlist down the right hand side there
You'll find lots more shooting videos and guide videos.
Thanks for watching.
