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As Grade 2's, the most common problems are holes to the front pocket and broken/missing straps or fast clips. These can be pretty faded at times too. The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Load Carrying Equipment) packs, or bergans, as their main source for carrying equipment. They were...

Note As per the grade, these packs have seen heavy use and some may have small holes to the outer back pocket. These bags may vary in colour due to heavy use or dirt build up. Some may have unit identification paint - see last photo for examples The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Lo...

As Grade 2's, the most common problems are holes to the front pocket and broken/missing straps or fast clips. These can be pretty faded at times too. The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Load Carrying Equipment) packs, or bergans, as their main source for carrying equipment. They were...

This compact piece of gear is a zip on pouch for the iconic British infantry PLCE pack. The pouch has a heavy duty zip under the flap and plenty of space (approx. 10L). Perfect for outdoor activities like camping, hiking and hunting. The pouch also makes a fantastic base for medical and survival kit...

The Royal Netherlands Army issue this monster of a pack for their troops to give a rough bashing. Another well constructed piece of kit from the Dutch that should last years of abuse. Much like the British Army PLCE bergen, this features a large main compartment, buckle-down lid with extra storage a...

While our latest batch aren't the best we've seen, they still have some grunt left. The system features a variety of gear attached to a center yoke with a belt. Store a good amount of equipment in the DPM utility pouches provided and hunters and airsofters can utilize the handy twin mag pouches. All...

New Zealand Army DPM belt pad for the rifleman web set. Will fit most web belts such as the US LC2 and British PLCE belts. Size: Total Length 76cm Weight: Approx 0.3kg Colour: New Zealand DPM Condition: Used/Very Good - Item has clearly had some use. There may be marks and signs of wear, but still l...

New Zealand Army 1980's DPM windproof jacket. This was the 3rd model issued, stearing away from the standard British DPM colourway. Size: 100cm Chest, Short Length Weight: Approx 1.5kg Colour: DPM Condition: Used/Good - Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is sti...

New Zealand Army 1980's DPM windproof jacket. This was the 3rd model issued, stearing away from the standard British DPM colourway. Size: 100cm Chest, Short Length Weight: Approx 1.5kg Colour: DPM Condition: Used/Fair - Item is very well used. Marks/stains/scratches and/or repairs but still usable w...

Note These came in a variety of different models or with different Camelbak internals - See last image for an example. Most are the wide mouthed black version and most infrequently is the zip covered version. The hydration pack is truly one of the most innovative pieces of kit for any outdoor enthus...

New Zealand Army DPM camouflage lumber for the enhanced Alice pack. Weight: Approx 0.2kg Colour: New Zealand DPM Condition: Used/Excellent - Item is near unused. There may be some minor signs of use or marks from storage. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide

Early 90's model British DPM chest rig manufactured by HM Supplies. Weight: 1.0kg Colour: DPM Camouflage Condition: Used/Good - Item is well used. There may be marks/stains/scratches or repairs, but it is still in functioning order. If you want more information on our condition ratings, check out our condition guide

New Zealand Army DPM camouflage web set. Similar in design to the British PLCE webbing, the pouches and comforter are threaded through with a belt to secure them in place. This particular one uses what looks to be a custom made web belt. This is one of the early private purchase models before they b...

Alice Pack DPM These Pack are damage and missing parts pack is about 45 - 60L Feature - Three front pockets - Two side pockets

New Zealand Army DPM camouflage web set. Similar in design to the British PLCE webbing, the pouches and comforter are threaded through with a belt to secure them in place. This particular one uses a US style LC1 belt. This is the first pattern of rig issued out during deployments to East Timor in th...

This compact piece of gear is a zip on pouch for the iconic British infantry PLCE pack. The pouch has a heavy duty zip under the flap and plenty of space (approx. 10L). Perfect for outdoor activities like camping, hiking and hunting. The pouch also makes a fantastic base for medical and survival kit...

The baby brother to our usual Bergen packs, say 'good evening, chap' to the 45 litre size. He's from Britain. These are also from the Army, so this little pack knows how to ruck - a durable construction with plenty of features to aid your treks. MOLLE to the front and sides allows you to customise y...

New Zealand Army patrol pack in DPM camouflage. Manufactured by Westlorne NZ. This is a mid 90's private purchase piece, and seen a lot of service. Lower shoulder straps look to have come free, so previous owner has hand stitched them back on (see photos), top zipper pull has snapped but still funct...

The Soldier 95 trouser (also known as CS95 DPM trouser) was part of a layered clothing system by the British Army. This outer layer is constructed from an MVP (Moisture Vapour Permeable) material which is similar to Gore-Tex. MVP is waterproof and breathable, meaning sweat vapour can pass through bu...

This comfortable 100% cotton t-shirt is stylish and comfortable, wrapped in British themed DPM camouflage. Everyone should have a comfortable and breathable t-shirt like this for those hotter days. Perfect for sporting activities, team uniforms, fancy dress and everyday use. Sizing: Find your T-shir...

New Zealand Army DPM camouflage web set. Similar in design to the British PLCE webbing, the pouches and comforter are threaded through with a belt to secure them in place. This particular one uses a US LC2 belt (most likely sourced from the army's older US supplied equipment) with a modified strap a...

As Grade 2's, the most common problems are holes to the front pocket and broken/missing straps or fast clips. These can be pretty faded at times too. The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Load Carrying Equipment) packs, or bergans, as their main source for carrying equipment. They were...

New Zealand Army DPM camouflage web set. Similar in design to the British PLCE webbing, the pouches and comforter are threaded through with a belt to secure them in place. This particular one uses a US LC1 belt (most likely sourced from the army's older US supplied equipment). This is the first patt...