Army Surplus World has dog tag chain sets in stock and ready to ship. The dog tag chain sets include one 24" stainless steel long chain and one 4" long short chain. Chains can be sold in bags of 100...
We carry many different colors in the rubber dog tag silencer. The dog tag silencer is a rubber grommet that goes around the military dog tag to silence it from making noise or rattling. These are...
Army Surplus World has dog tag chains in stock and ready to ship. The dog tag chain is a 24" stainless steel long chain. Dog tag chains can be purchased in bulk in bags of 100 at a discounted price...
Perfect for former military personnel, necklaces, key chains, dog tags, badges, id holders. The dog tag chain sets include one 27" stainless steel long chain and one 4"long short chain. No Tag...
Here at army surplus world we carry a dog tag chain with plastic cover. This if great if you are allergic to metal or you do not like the feel of a chain around your neck. The plastic cover goes over...
Printed while you wait on the same machines used by the US Army. The personalized dog tag is stainless steel GI plate with a rolled edge. Embossed. Each single military dog tag comes with a silver...
Get custom Army dog tags from Army Surplus World. Whether you’re looking for replacement dog tags or want to give a special gift, you can get high-quality and durable tags that will last. Our tags...
Our dog tags are embossed on location at our warehouse. The Black Dog Tag Kit comes with 2 anodized black tags, 2 black silicone silencers, a long 24 in. black chain and a short 4.5 in. chain. Ships...
Features of the Military Dog Tag Chain Necklace
• Great for replacing cheap rusted chains.
• One long 27" stainless steel chain
• High quality!
• Will not rust.
• 2.4mm #3 bead
• MADE IN USA!!
Great quality
Just what was expected, it was a good buy.
Just what was expected, it was a good buy.
Great quality
Great quality
Chains seem thinner than military-issue dog tag chains, and the balls on the chains are difficult to insert into the keeper piece. I had to force the keeper piece slots open, and close then with a needle-nose pliers after inserting the balls into the keeper pieces on the chains.
Chains seem thinner than military-issue dog tag chains, and the balls on the chains are difficult to insert into the keeper piece. I had to force the keeper piece slots open, and close then with a needle-nose pliers after inserting the balls into the keeper pieces on the chains.
Chains seem thinner than military-issue dog tag chains, and the balls on the chains are difficult to insert into the keeper piece. I had to force the keeper piece slots open, and close then with a needle-nose pliers after inserting the balls into the keeper pieces on the chains.
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