Scout sniper velcro patch

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Every purchase supports the future of Scouting. I do not intend to do this for unit numbers, Quality unit patches, rank patches, etc, only POR patches. It's certainly better than boys having their POR patch safety pinned on their shoulder! Yea, sewing is a nice skill to learn. My son learned it in 7th and 8th grades when he had stuffed toy sewing projects in both grades.

But I'm pretty sure most kids have their parents sew the patches on for them. Maybe a sewing MB and making it required for 1st Class? I do remember my son sewing a button as a TC.

My wolf den made red vest for their American Indian Elective in Nov. Greta skill to know. There's lots of other patches that Scouts can sew on their uniform. I don't think not having to sew the POR patch on is going to destroy a kids opportunity to sew. Comes in four colors, size is 4"X12". A scout who has had a POR and is not currently in any POR will now run around with some sort of half-velcro thingy stuck on his left sleeve?

Does this mean that now has to come off for 6 months while everyone waits for another election? Are these velcro things glued on so we will need a come up with a new way to remove goo other than badge magic or were they sewn on? Throwing a rock into a pond might have been a good idea at the time, but does anyone ever consider the effects of the ripples or is that someone else's problem?

The velcro has two halves, you sew the "fuzzy" soft piece on the sleeve or badge magic if you prefer. The velcro piece is the same color as the shirt so when a patch is removed it is just there. This is how military uniforms are done now.

It is amazingly simple and if it works in heavy duty applications like it was designed for it should work well in Scouting. But thne you have a fuzzy patch in a place where a different patch is suppose to be. Please don't tell me that Scouts today are that lazy that they cannot sew their own patches on. I know how difficult sewing a patch on a pocket can be, but it is not rocket science. Also by using such stuff as badge bond, badge magic ad nauseum, it does leave residue that makes the shirt unserviceable when the scout outgrows it.

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