#commonly known as a tab-and-loop fastener

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M-65 Field Jacket (1st Pattern with shoulder loops)

We are very proud to offer an exact reproduction of the US Army's "Coat, Man's Field, with Hood", more commonly known as the M-65 Field Jacket, as made in 1968 by Rolane Sportswear Inc., who was one of the original three named contractors of 1967 and a prominent manufacturer who kept winning contracts every year until 1972.

Made according to MIL-C-43455 specification in the OG-107 shade (olive green) with an outer shell constructed with "NYCO" fabric, a durable (225 lbs breaking strength) nylon/cotton sateen combination, quarpel treated to be water repelent and wind resistant.

The coat is a lined hip length design, having a bi-swing back; convertible standup collar with adjustable tab closure, four buttonholes and horizontal slide fastener closure on undercollar (exit for hood); attached hood (concealed between body layers) with drawcord adjustment; two piece set-in sleeves, cuff gussets with adjustable tab closure, and hand shield extension; shoulder epaulets with button closure; slide fastener fly front closure with snap fasteners; two bellows type breast pockets and two lower inside hanging pockets with snap fastener flap closures; waist and hem drawcords; and inside buttons for attaching of insulating liner (not included).

Our reproduction features:

NOS fabrics (NYCO for the outer shell and Oxford Cloth for the lining).

NOS 1960s Scovill main zipper with wire stirrup pull (silver color).

NOS 1960s Scovill hood zippper closed end (silver color).

NOS RAU FASTENER Ligne 20 ring type snaps.

NOS 4 hole M3738 buttons.

NOS drawcords.

The M-65 Jacket may appear to be a simple design, yet is a highly complex construction requiring 139 separate sewing operations to make. It is a comfortable and functional coat, iconic and instantly   recognisable, probably one of the best made garments in American history.

It is a full fit jacket, designed to be oversized to allow soldiers to carry ammunition and all their gear, so taking a size down is highly recommended.

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Control Cable Suppliers

Ball Joint Linkages - Choosing the Correct One For Your Needs

Here are some of the mos Control Cable Suppliers that is used in carpentry and construction: Rigid frames with ties. Inferior quality joints, with exposed threads.

This is often the standard construction for framing and fastening wood. Bending balls are used in a "looped" fashion to create joints that are fixed in place. The joint will then be tightened by using a screw. This type of joint is especially difficult to install and maintain.

A "loose form" of this style of ball joint is used by many manufacturers to provide greater flexibility. This design allows for an assortment of different components to be joined together. It is not easy to manufacture because it uses the structure to hold the components together. Rigid frames with ties provide a smooth, simple and consistent joint that is usually thicker than this one.

Compression is another common design used for framing and joining wood. It offers flexibility by eliminating exposed threads that need to be sealed when finished. Most of the time, there is a gap between the compression frame and the component that are being joined. A compression joint is better suited for installation and maintenance purposes.

This form of joining is not as effective as other types of joining because the joints are not very rigid or perfectly in line with each other. However, this is a flexible joiner that is still very popular. It is very easy to make and requires less labor than other ball joint linkages.

Bracing is a special construction process that is similar to bracing used for buildings. However, this joint requires a much more detailed process to produce a good result. Construction professionals must take into account factors such as construction and materials in order to produce a strong and effective joint modular style of joiner is usually better suited for framing. This joint is used to join pieces of wood that will be used in different applications. While these joints are designed to hold components together, they are not very effective at holding components together permanently.

Mechanical joints are used for holding components together while they are being assembled. This is the best type of joint that is used in carpentry and construction. They can be used for lathe turning, stationary designs, and more. They can be finished with either the use of glue or electrical tape.

These types of joints are also known as "anchor bolts." There are different styles of joint available to install, depending on the specific component that will be joined. They are usually made from materials such as plywood and composite boards.

These types of materials allow for the creation of a stronger joint than what is found in traditional wood. CNC (Computer Numbered Control) joiners are used in conjunction with this type of joining. These are equipment that is designed specifically for manufacturing joints and are also used in computer numerical control manufacturing operations.

Each one of these types of joiners is often found in industries that include textile, metal, wood, and other industrial machines. They can also be found in plumbing and heating and air conditioning. Industrial joiners are commonly found in assembly plants where complex parts are manufactured and sold to other customers.

These are just a few of the various kinds of joiners. There are many other types, including: static joint, cylindrical frame, and tabbed joints. It is important to understand the functions of each type of joiner so that you can choose the appropriate type for your needs.