Army Meat review ArmyMeat by Rabbit

Initial review: 6/6/2005 - Updated on: 7/25/2008

We've all heard that a good man is hard to find. Apparently, so are army men willing to pose nude because at Army Meat what you find are scores of recycled amateur-themed picture galleries and that's about it. In other words, the bulk of the galleries don't even have a thing to do with the military. There are a few army guys, but mostly just plain hardcore sequences. A few fellows appear to be sailors in the navy though. The nonexclusive site in the end leaves much to be desired.

Army Meat has 552 galleries. Quality is all over the place. You will find some high-res photos for example. However, other times, the picture sets seem to be a mishmash of pics taken from all sorts of places. Some are recognizable from other websites. Others are possibly taken from DVD promo materials. Some instances, the grainy images almost look as if they could have been scanned from print magazines. As mentioned in the intro, few of the spreads actually have anything to do with naval recruits.

There are 15 videos. They come in series of MPEG clips with average-quality playback. You'll see some nasty hardcore action. There's plenty of cock sucking. Loads of ass fucking can be found too. There's some three-way group sex too. The vids I sampled actually did involve men dressed in army fatigues. They were not necessarily the real deal, but at least, the guys looked like soldiers. The content all comes from another website with a gay recruit theme.

There are 16 extra feeds covering other niches. You'll see mostly fresh-faced studs on them. Some are live cam sites, while others are DVD feeds or streaming reality content. The membership fee for the site is similar to what many other sites charge. However, the content offered is far below the standards of many other sites as well. I would have a hard time not feeling a bit ripped off by what you get on this site. Army Meat is a second-rate site since most of its nonexclusive content is lower-quality and it doesn't really fulfill the site's overall military theme either.