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[Magnus Sporrano]

Welcome aboard! Looking forward to downing a few pints with you.

[Declan Rowan]

Ahh yes, Good old Cat Rooney's. A fine place to take a drop of the pure or 5. Being an allum of UD and still rather close to the area, I've spent many a day and coin there. Also, have you gone to Piece of Ireland? Some friends of mine used to work there, dont know if they still do though.

[GeraldDuval]

Always guid to have a fellow history major & reenactor!

I noticed earlier you said you did Canadian WWII reenacting -- what's your unit?

Cheers,

Todd

I'm with the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada out of Pa/NJ/De

[Avonlea22]

Warmest of welcomes to the forum!

[Rob Wright]

Welcome to the board 8)


Rob

[awoodfellow]

Welcome Gerald,

He who dies with the most kilts and understands why, wins.

'brose

.... and we'll all be grave side in one fashion or another.

[bikercelt1]

Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you're already fitting right in.

Jamie

[Phil Wright]

From the other side of the pond, welcome.
I had a good look at an amazing saffron army surplus kilt in a local surplus store. Still cheaper than the full works - but the army really must have been tough 'cos it weighed a lot; - just another option!
Good luck with the re-enactments,
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[chasem]

from everything I've read, generally military kilts are/were 18-20oz weight material. I seem to remember one of the kilt-makers here mentioning that...

[bubba]

from everything I've read, generally military kilts are/were 18-20oz weight material. I seem to remember one of the kilt-makers here mentioning that...

What Price Glory sell reproductions of military kilts at a decent price, and they're sized for us bigger guys. http://whatpriceglory.com/scot.htm