Kirjeldus

The tradition of leaving notches on weapons dates back to ancient times. Long time ago, when people first mastered the art of making weapons, warriors began to notch their guns in order to mark their success in battles. Such symbolism was extremely important for warriors, because each mark could tell its own story – about a victory over the enemy, a battle performance, saving friend’s life or about a serious wound in a battle. Therefore, notches on swords and rifles created a warrior39;s identity and could show the deadliest one. This custom reached its peak during the First and Second World Wars, when soldiers carved notches on the stock of their favorite rifles, marking their victories over the enemy. Now times have changed, but the tradition of counting frags (from the English frag – a killed enemy) has not lost its relevance. In order to save a look of the weapon, M-Tac has released a new product – a patch as an “achivka” (from the English achievement) to record your victories in battles. This patch features a skull as a symbol of death and resistance to it at the same time. The composition of the patch is added by a laurel wreath, which since ancient times represents a triumph, glory and victory. The patch is provided in three versions: gold – 10 victories, silver – 5 and bronze – 1, which can be combined with each other depending on the number of your combat success. The patch is made of high-quality PVC material (polyvinyl chloride). Thanks to a special production technology, the patch looks voluminous, and the image is clear even at angles. Attaches to clothing or equipment with Velcro. Dimension: 3 cm Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride) Features: velcro for fastening