UNIFORM CONVERSIONS, REPAIRS & UPGRADES

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Another military (Army) order for a custom E-FCHP pants conversion and FCHS shirt conversion using person supplied base shirt.

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More recent conversions...

Propper USMC MCCUU MARPAT E-FCHP pants conversion & FCHS shirt conversion:

- fabricated reinforcement panel added to back of neck













Propper Desert MARPAT FROG pants converted to standard E-FCHP Battle pants:

- calf pockets moved to upper center/front of legs
- internal knee pad height adjusters added
- angled rear pocket edges

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FREE RETURN SHIPPING INSIDE OF THE USA AND APO'S (Offer ends January 31, 2013)

Shipping will most likely be USPS Priority flat rate with delivery confirmation/tracking number...small item orders may be USPS standard shipping with delivery confirmation/tracking number

* If you contact me about requesting an order before or by January 31, 2013, your free return shipping will still be valid even if your order has been placed on the wait list and has not been started by or after January 31, 2013.

[Unconventional]

Velcro sewn onto Adventure - Tech all-weather jackets:















Standard DCU FCHP conversion with recessed knee pad and ankle adjusters (adjusters sewn underneath outseam of pants instead of on the outside...looks much more flush and pro:

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E-FCHP/RAID modifications to M81 Woodland pants and a basic RAID conversion to an M81 Woodland BDU shirt:


- Cargo pockets sewn onto front of pants, (stacked on top of existing front pants pockets), combat knee pad pockets sewn onto knees, internal knee pad height adjusters installed, mid and lower velcro adjustment straps installed and document/small items pockets sewn onto center front of each pant leg – cargo pockets added diagonally to BDU shirt, OD green velcro added to shirt cargo arm pockets and a clip-pen insert sewn onto right upper arm next to arm pocket

[Catch22]

Your work just keeps getting better and better.

[Unconventional]

The name of my web page/blog My web page has been changed. It is now Unconventional - Tactical which can be found by typing in unconventionaltactical.wordpress.com in your web browser window. This was going to be the original name, but I didn't use it because at the time, I was trying to reach out to the outdoor adventure people, along with military, LE, PMC's..etc as a combined service...thus Adventure - Tactical was used, instead.

The name is no longer Adventure - Tactical. The blog page will not come up if you type in the old name adventuretactical.wordpress.com

I still serve both communities...tactical folks and outdoor adventure folks....the name has just been changed because 90% of the orders that are requested are from the tactical community.

Also, I got behind with posting newer projects up here at AP....I will post up recent projects soon.

Thanks everyone for your support.


Chris
Unconventional - Tactical
unconventionaltactical.wordpress.com

[Jose]

Hey Chris, can you make a modification on a working trousers NWU type II like the cryes combat pants AC, thanks.

Jose.

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It shouldn't be a problem. I'll have to get back to you on when I could do it, though.
Please PM about it and we can discuss.

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CP Field Pants conversion to CP Combat pants with added elasticized stretch waist-band & correct Khaki/Tan colored velcro for multicam:




















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FCHS combat shirt conversion to Desert Tiger-stripe BDU shirt (03/2013)
















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E-FCHP pants conversion to Tru-Spec TRU multicam pants (03/2013)















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FCHP PMC pants conversions to Propper Woodland BDU pants











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Loop velcro addition to Adventure - Tech Softshell jacket and hardshell jacket (hang in there Jon, I will reimburse you the $20 for the re-work of the velcro):

















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Yes, I'm still alive....just ridiculously swamped with projects is all. I do apologize for my absence, people. I assure you it was not intentional. I have not forgotten those here on AP, who supported my services in it's infancy.. and hope you are doing well this new year.

Things have progressed dramatically and there are many things that come into play with running something like this service. It takes considerable time to keep up with everything. I am working on better accommodating people with more custom type orders and also constructing my own shop at our new place so kinda hectic over here with all of the activity. Also lost a few friends recently and a family member. I'm definitely due for an outdoor excursion...getting ready for a ski tour and another climb this upcoming Spring, so that will be refreshing.

Chris
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