Introducing the Multicam Face Mask

LET ME KNOW IF YOU CAN IDENTIFY MY RIFLE.

I was in conversation with a friend who works at an air base and told him I was making face masks.

He then told me that the guys on the base were wearing all manner of coverings trying to be in uniform and asked if I could make a multicam face mask. I said I could and of course went to Kok with one more project.

This morning Kok gave me two which were put in the shipping department to send to my friend. He will see these pictures before he receives the real thing.

The exterior fabric is the fabric we use for our multicam sleeping bags. The lining against your face is the same material I use for the ultimate head cover and our face masks.

This product is—and I do not say this lightly—100 percent washable, in the sink at the end of a day or in a washing machine.

The cost for the multicam face mask is $15.00.

As for the photo showing Cookie at attention, I did not realize that she did it.

Also, just behind me to the left is the cot showing how small the cot ground pads roll up. The small one is the L-6 and the large the L-12 sizes.

The difference between the Wiggy’s face mask and all the rest is the durability. Buy one and probably never replace it.

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