BR B-10 on Ebay-Germany

[Rutger]

http://www.ebay.de/itm/US-Army-Air-Forc ... 336f6f03e9

If this jacket is made to average BR nylon/cloth jacket sizing, this size 44 B-10 might well be best suited for those who are close to a size 46.

I'd like a B-10(mod) in 40, but I don't think those were ever made .

 

[deeb7]

If this jacket is made to average BR nylon/cloth jacket sizing, this size 44 B-10 might well be best suited for those who are close to a size 46.

The B-10 pattern is more like an A-2, and doesn't have the extra room, and more relaxed fit of the B-15 series jackets. Although you can size down in originals, Buzz versions are very true to modern sizing, and there's less margin for error.

A 44 will fit like a 44.

 

[Cobblers161]

Yeh, what David said.

A 44" in the Buzz B-10 will fit as per tag.

 

[Peter Graham]

I think A B-10 mod would look rather odd. I'm sure someone did it unofficially at some time.

 

[asiamiles]

I can only speak for size 38, but from what I recall The Buzz Rough Wear B-10 fitted slightly smaller than the Stagg/house models...I had both at the same time and was able to compare the fit directly.

Never heard of a modified B-10. I think the B15-A is the earliest design I've seen mod'ed, and would imagine originals would have been few and far between as most would probably have been deemed not worth the effort by the time the mod's were introduced.

 

[sparidon]

I can say with my experience, I have owned 2 Buzz B-10's, they fit as the tag says. If the tag reads 44 then it fits like a modern 44, if its a 46 then same same. They run true to size.

Seth

 

[LtGustl]

hello,

the seller indicates, that there was an blood chit sewn on the back (and that the stich-holes can be seen slightly).

kindest regards

 

[asiamiles]

the seller indicates, that there was an blood chit sewn on the back (and that the stich-holes can be seen slightly).

Probably a patch has been removed as well, as one normally accompanies the other on Buzz jackets.