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28-08-15, 02:01
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They are not surplus, but rather manufactured for the civilian market. The US has also adopted the sceptre system.
Here is a link to the fuel can page for Sceptre: http://mil.sceptermilitary.com/fuel_...uel_canisters/ And from there, here is a link to some of the civilian distributors of these products: http://mil.sceptermilitary.com/military_distributors/ Last edited by rob love; 28-08-15 at 02:26. 
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