Tru-Spec Scorpion OCP Army Combat Field Jacket

OCP Army Combat Jacket

The Tru-Spec Scorpion OCP Army Combat Field Jacket follows the layout of the US Army combat uniform coat. It is printed in OCP, the Operational Camouflage Pattern (also called Scorpion W2) that the Army wears today. Tru-Spec is a commercial maker, and this coat is built new. It suits training, airsoft and range days, field use, or anyone who wants an Army-pattern coat without hunting for issued stock.

Features

• OCP Scorpion Camouflage — The green, tan and brown pattern matches the current US Army uniform, so the coat pairs with other OCP trousers and gear.
• Ripstop Fabric — The cloth is woven with a visible reinforcing grid so that a small snag cannot run into a long tear.
• Angled Chest Pockets — Two slanted chest pockets have flaps and sit where you can reach them while wearing a plate carrier or chest rig.
• Hook-And-Loop Tape Fields — Loop panels above each chest pocket take name and service tapes, and a center chest panel holds a rank insignia.
• Shoulder Sleeve Pockets — Each upper arm has a flapped pocket whose face is covered in loop material for unit, flag or morale patches.
• Forearm Utility Pocket — A slim pocket on the lower sleeve holds a pen, light or other small item.
• Reinforced Elbows — Extra fabric panels at the elbows add wear resistance where the sleeve rubs most when you go prone or brace on a surface.
• Adjustable Cuffs — Tabbed cuffs cinch down over gloves or open up for airflow.
• Fold-Down Collar — A conventional shirt collar lies flat or can be turned up for a little extra neck coverage.

Layout and Fit

The front closes under a covered placket, which keeps the closure from snagging on gear. The coat is cut long enough to wear untucked over trousers, in the same style as a combat uniform blouse. Every patch and tape position uses hook-and-loop, so you can set it up for your unit or keep it plain.