Army Ammunition Belt

Name: Army Ammunition Belt
Brand: Sweida
SKU: SWE-CA3684/FUN-8002
Price: 25.99 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.00 (2 reviews)

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SKU: SWE-CA3684/FUN-8002 * 12-E-20

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Army Ammunition Belt

Have your ammo at the ready with this fantastic novelty army style fancy dress costume accessory. The perfect finishing touch for your next uniform or occupation themed dress up party!

Description:

Includes over 90 dark gold coloured plastic bullets linked together by black plastic holders.
Each bullet measures approximately 7cm in length.

Shipping

This item ships from our Adelaide warehouse
Standard Post, Express Post and Toll Priority available
Standard is a flat rate of $12.99 and takes 4-6+ business days for delivery
Express is a flat rate of $16.99 and takes 1-3 business days delivery
Toll Priority is a flat rate of $19.99 and is next business day delivery*
This item will dispatch on the same business day if ordered before 4pm ACST

Same Day Delivery:

Adelaide only - costs calculated in checkout. 2 hour and 4 hour windows.

Click and Collect:

Adelaide only - FREE
Ready same business day

Please note: Delivery may take longer to remote locations.

*Next business day delivery is for capital cities and major regional centres only. 2 business days for the rest of Australia excluding remote locations.

In Store Availability

Eligible for in store purchase, click and collect or online delivery.

Location:
25 Fenden Road, Salisbury Plain, Adelaide.

Opening Hours:
Monday-Friday 9am-5pm
Thursday 9am-6pm
Saturday 10am-3pm

Returns

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Return options:

Store credit + 10%
Exchange
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Please see our returns policy for full return information and exclusions

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No Matter where you buy your costume from, if they are the same brand (use the same image - except for fakes - don't worry, we don't sell those at Heaven Costumes!) the quality will be the same.

This is how we have assessed them!

The below guide is a rough guide but is not guaranteed, and costume specifications can change without warning.

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Budget

Material Quality

Cheap fabrics - disposable

Quality of Sewing

Use of Shortcuts

Quality of Trims

Often printed on - low quality

Use of Closures

Velcro and tie -up often used

Use of Shortcuts

Frequent

Fit

Usually one size- fit very general

Back of Costume

Frequently very plain without decoration or theming

Moderate

Material Quality

Low Quality- costuming fabrics

Quality of Sewing

Over-locked but not hemmed edges

Quality of Trims

Low-quality trims, some printing possible

Use of Closures

Some Velcro and ties, some buttons and zips

Use of Shortcuts

Some are used

Fit

Sometimes sized- often stretchy/ flexible/ adjustable

Back of Costume

Sometimes plain without the theme of the front

High

Material Quality

Good Quality costume fabrics

Quality of Sewing

Mostly Hemmed edges

Quality of Trims

Good quality decorations- decorations not printed

Use of Closures

Usually buttons and zips

Use of Shortcuts

Rarely- and done very well if used

Fit

Usually sized to fit properly- can run small or big. Occasionally, one size if very flexible

Back of Costume

Usually follows the theme of the costume

Deluxe

Material Quality

Street Wear Quality

Quality of Sewing

Hemmed edges

Quality of Trims

Up to regular clothing quality

Use of Closures

Buttons and Zippers

Use of Shortcuts

Almost Never

Fit

Usually sized to fit properly- can run small or big. Occasionally, one size if very flexible

Back of Costume

Usually follows the theme of the costume

Army ammo belt - modern, but who will notice?

I ordered the ammo belt, and it arrived promptly and in good condition. It's a plastic loop, single casting (so the bullets don't come out). The bullets look late 20th century to me. The belt is what's called "disintegrating metal link", first used (I think) in WW1 aircraft, and as opposed to cloth belts. A geek distinction. A small thing, which may matter if you're thinking steampunk or pretending it's holding ammo for your cowboy character. For modern costume, certainly WW2 and after, perfectly acceptable. It looks fine. Frankly, most folk won't split hairs...