Aluminum Mess kits New

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

Aluminum Mess kits New $29.95


Its all you need Plate/ Bowl / Cup / Frypan / and Pot.

Made in Canada by Wear Ever these Mess tins were the standard issue chow sets for the Canadian Army when eating in the field.

These nesting Rectangles of Aluminum with steel folding wire handles are new in the wrapper.

Leftovers from when ever the CAF cancelled the contract and changed their whole way of feeding the soldiers.

Measures A - 18x13x6cm B - 17x13x6cm Volume per side 1.325 Liters 45 Floz 5.5cups combined weight 530 Gr.

pick up available at

Army Issue Surplus Inc
312 Lakeshore Road West
Mississauga
L5H 3G8
905 271 1665

Tue Wed 11- 6
Thu Fri 12-7
Sat 10-6
Sun 12-5


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[trigger'06]

Aluminum Mess kits New $29.95


Its all you need Plate/ Bowl / Cup / Frypan / and Pot.

Made in Canada by Wear Ever these Mess tins were the standard issue chow sets for the Canadian Army when eating in the field.

These nesting Rectangles of Aluminum with steel folding wire handles are new in the wrapper.

Leftovers from when ever the CAF cancelled the contract and changed their whole way of feeding the soldiers.

Measures A - 18x13x6cm B - 17x13x6cm Volume per side 1.325 Liters 45 Floz 5.5cups combined weight 530 Gr.

Ya know, there was a reason why they stopped us from using our mess tins. But I'll be darned if I can remember why.
It's probably why you found some unissued.
The ironic part is that I searched for a bit to find a set to assemble my restored webbing.

 

[mgroom]

Ya know, there was a reason why they stopped us from using our mess tins. But I'll be darned if I can remember why.
It's probably why you found some unissued.
The ironic part is that I searched for a bit to find a set to assemble my restored webbing.

heh, either a nice subtle joke or sheer coincidence, but it was the unfounded panic over aluminum cookware causing Alzheimer's and memory loss.

 

[Ralph]

heh, either a nice subtle joke or sheer coincidence, but it was the unfounded panic over aluminum cookware causing Alzheimer's and memory loss.

It is called hardware disease. If you ever ate out of one of those POS you will know what I mean.

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

It is called hardware disease. If you ever ate out of one of those POS you will know what I mean.

Hardware Disease occurs after an animal ingests a metallic object that then perforates the wall of the reticulum.
This perforation results in an infection that can be mild or severe.
In the cow or sheep, the reticulum is the first chamber of the forestomachs, lying under the bottom of the esophagus.

Are you implying that a Barbwire size Nugget of Aluminum got carved out of the Mess Set and went unnoticed into a Soldiers mouth over the tongue down the throat and into the Gut?
and by POS you mean "Pot Of Supper"
Really enjoy the sage and vague advise of our Infanteer community.

 

[Ralph]

Are you implying that a Barbwire size Nugget of Aluminum got carved out of the Mess Set and went unnoticed into a Soldiers mouth over the tongue down the throat and into the Gut?
and by POS you mean "Pot Of Supper"
Really enjoy the sage and vague advise of our Infanteer community.

Sounds like the point of view of the guy who needs to sell them. Hardware disease does require a single exposure to "crap" it is cumulative. And do not refer to me as an Infanteer. I was a soldier.

 

[76245]

Ha. Memories. I had a set issued for 15 years. Never used it. Not once. Now the KFS on the other hand got a lot of miles.

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

Still have these Classics available.

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

Oh my I found a lot more than I thought I had. who's lookin'?

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

popular again

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

plenty left

 

[Army Issue Surplus Inc]

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