Paracord source?

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SR_matt

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hey everyone,
im gona try to do some paracord handles soon, where are some god sources with a lot of choice of colors with pretty ood prices. in general ive found aroudn 7 bucks per 100 ft (in that quanity at least) but i cant find some of the crazy colors that people use (like the reflective ones).

thanks
-matt
 
google for skydiving clubs around your area. they'll be able to reccommend local sources of parachute gear. I've seen a skydiver with a mettallic silver parawing, shiny as hell and looked like slice of mercury undulating along the sky. I'm sure a club would know about aftermarket accessories like fancy lines for their chutes.
 
OMG.........I certainly hope you don't plan on using some of those funky colors on a knife.:D Yethhhhh, thith ith the San Fwanthisco tactical model with the Athid Teal and Woyal Bwue pawacord handle....lol
 
lol your so nice,

not some of the solid colors persay but i wouldnt mind some refletive cord for some of the handles
-matt
 
lol.....it was a opening for a joke. i gather that this company primarily sells to horse people, which, of course, includes a large number of those of the fairer sex who appreciate a wide variety of bright colors for thier fancy bridle material :D I, for one, actually like a wide variety of colors in paracord.........as long as all of them are black, OD or desert tan.......lol
 
lol, just like you could get the modle t in any color you wanted... as long as it was black.

after seeing that sight i started to consiter braiding some tack stuff, i have friends and a lot of connections in the horse worlds so i could actualy sell the stuff... but i have to many hobbies, so unless a friend wants soemthing specific i guess ill hold out on trying that stuff.

-matt
 
If you want the basic black, olive drab or white, Soprtsman's Guide has paracord for a good price. If you are really trying to go budget, they also have what they call "bomb lanyard" I think its 1/4 mile of 1/8 inch braided white nylon.

Ric
 
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