This is a new, never opened except when I took it out of the sealed plastic it was in, Camouflage Screen System. There is one large one and one smaller one. The larger one will cover a whole tank plus som, and also has the repair kit. I am wondering what the value of this is? It was given to me 3 years ago and I never opened the plastic package it was in because I thought it was only a green plastic tarp but come to find out, that was the case for the rest of it lol.





1 Diamond Net
Length 27.9 ft
Width 16.1 ft
224.5 total sq ft

1 Hexagon net
Length 32.2 ft
Width 27.9ft
673.6 sq ft

Mold and Mildew resistant! Packaged in a water proof tarp with straps and D rings making it portabe.

Also comes with all the ropes, clips, zip ties, repairkit case

that stuff is usually pretty expensive at army surplus stores...I dont remember how much but it was enough that I couldnt justify it.

I'll start the bidding at $20 maybe I could hide my truck behind It while hunting.

Are you planning on selling it?

I have heard that it was a lot but wasnt sure how much. Looked on ebay and only found a repair kit and it was expensive. Also looked used itself lol. But this comes with both screens, repair kit, and everything. Even the instruction book lol.

Not sure King, I have a place that I need a ground blind and was thinking about putting both there but not sure.

several hundred

$ 50.00

We had poles with these plastic flower looking things that you put under them to hold them up, but these alone would be costly. perfect for the deer lease blind/Trailer or what ever you want to hide.

Would be worth quite a bit more if you had the paddles and the support rods. I've seen some for sale at the Bonham Trade Days

All I know is this was all one package all sealed in clear plastic. Has an instruction book on placing it over tanks and different items. Pretty neat and excellent condition.

At the end of Desert Storm soldiers were told to throw all extra tarps, first aid kits,etc into some dumpsters for burning and/or burying. Becuse it was cheaper to get rid of it than to ship it back. Lots of soldiers dug them out of the dumpsters..

I have seen a few quotes but no actual values on here. Does anyone know the actual value

There is an Army Navy surplus store - Pawn shop in Irving on Irving Blvd. give them a call and I bet they could give you an accurate value , not sure what the name is but you could probably google it or call information.Good luck

Based on what I have seen and my attempts to buy this in the past.....I firmly believe you are in the $4-$500 range.......easily.

$791.00 is the new price from the manufacturer.

any poles with it????????

I would bet it's a lot less valuable on the civilian market. The cost would be due to radar scattering capability. Something no one on the outside would be willing to pay true value for. You really need to determine the exact dimensions and treat it a a really nice tarp. google 1080-00-103-1246 figure out how big it is, look up a similarly priced tarp kit and I would start at 1.5 times retail on that since this one is uber-nice.


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Gravy, that is the same exact thing I have. Thanks.

They used to sell these at Omahas Surplus in Fort Worth for $100 each I believe. My cousin has 4 of them. They work great for duck blinds in the woods on a creek.

Like that and new? Not finding them anywhere that cheap

Then I'll give you $101. Not cheap for sure. About the poles....I'd rather have a stick in my eye. They're tough but a pain in my arse.

No this kit didnt come with poles

Just say what you want for them. Sell them already!

The last large one I bought one at Omaha for 69.99 several years ago. Used