Neokilt for the jones

**CameronTaylor** · 31st January 06, 09:08 PM

Well folks the jones has overtaken me and even though I feel I've lost 500 dollars to "he who must not be named", I want / need a new kilt and the Neokilt site looks about like what the doctor ordered (I'd tell you why I'm an obstetrician but it's too long a story, hilarious but too long).
My only dilemma now is Snow Camo or Black ....

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**Jeremiah** · 31st January 06, 09:13 PM

Their conceal-carry pocket is brilliant. I am going to order one when I am 21 to carry the pistol I'll get on my 21st.

**mudd** · 31st January 06, 09:38 PM

I’ve been curious about Neokilts for a while. They look nice, but I’ve not seen them mentioned here before. Opinions?

**CameronTaylor** · 3rd February 06, 12:47 AM

Originally Posted by mudd

I’ve been curious about Neokilts for a while. They look nice, but I’ve not seen them mentioned here before. Opinions?

I'll let you know shortly. Josh is cool, possibly my newest hero ...LOL

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**Streetcar** · 5th February 06, 04:11 PM

Josh himself is a very friendly/jovial guy.
I've seen some of his stuff close up, and it's quite nice - especially for the price.
When my group had it's Kilt Nigt a few months back, Josh was the only "local" vendor to show any support.
(We did get responses from many other kiltmakers from other parts of the country. Thanks guys!)

Consequently, I'd happily buy one of his non-traditional kilts, but I'd like to take a second look at his tartan styles.

He seems like a maker who is quite willing to work with the customer.

**646guy** · 5th February 06, 04:23 PM

I've gotta be good....my kilt wish list has been growing my leaps and bounds ever since I found this site....from the dream TFCK kilt suit to the punk goodness of a Mercy and Guilty Kilt to the Braveheart kilt from Celtic croft and more....

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

My name is Brian.....and I'm addicted to kilts......

**Hamish** · 5th February 06, 05:21 PM

Oh dear! Why is it that in just about every thread nowadays, the matter of the carrying of guns has to be brought into the equation? It used not to be like this.

**Angus MacSpey** · 5th February 06, 08:34 PM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Oh dear! Why is it that in just about every thread nowadays, the matter of the carrying of guns has to be brought into the equation? It used not to be like this.

Hmmm... well, I was going to say something about a war way back in history, but I won't....

I won't mention what happened in France a few months ago, either, nor will I bring up what's currently happening in Denmark. Nor the silly American eccentricity called a "Bill of Rights." Nor will I say anything derogatory about a nation which puts on trial two popular political figures for the awful crime of speaking their minds.

Being of some English stock myself, I should have more of a taste for Marmite and Minis than for high-caliber firearms, but what can I say? I'm a product of this Western frontier in which I was raised. And that's all I have to say about that.

**IrishBLE** · 6th February 06, 01:00 AM

I like the idea of the lil concealed carry pocket for reasons other than firearms. (not that I'm against firearms, I've just been trained with knives is all) Anyway, I like the idea of a lil hidden pocket to hide a flask, or money, or any lil items really. Does anyone have a review of these kilts? I think next on my list is anothe USA kilt...but after that....

**Oldpagan** · 6th February 06, 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by Hamish

Oh dear! Why is it that in just about every thread nowadays, the matter of the carrying of guns has to be brought into the equation? It used not to be like this.

Can’t say that I have seen that many threads in which guns are brought up. As a police officer I carry a gun off duty, my dept requires me to do so. It gives me fits to try and conceal one in a kilt. I don’t want to wear a sporran the size of a briefcase to hold it and the rest of the stuff I carry, so a hidden pocket that would support the weight of a mid size handgun would be a blessing.

Oldpagan