The tradition of marking weapons with tally notches dates back to ancient times. Since the earliest days of weapon-making, warriors carved symbols to record their achievements in battle.

These marks carried deep meaning: each notch could tell a story — a victory over an enemy, a successful mission, the defense of a comrade, or even surviving a severe injury. Over centuries, these carvings formed the identity of a warrior and showed who was the most lethal on the battlefield. This practice reached its peak during World War I and World War II, when soldiers engraved notches on their rifle stocks to commemorate each defeated opponent.

Today, the tradition of counting frags (from “frag” — killed enemy) remains relevant, but damaging one’s weapon is no longer necessary. M-Tac offers a new solution — a patch designed as an achievement badge to mark battlefield victories.

The patch features a skull — a symbol of death and defiance — framed by a laurel wreath, which since antiquity has represented triumph, honor, and victory. The patch comes in three versions:
• gold — 10 victories
• silver — 5 victories
• bronze — 1 victory
You can combine them to reflect your achievements.

Made of high-quality PVC, the patch has a 3D effect for a realistic appearance. It attaches to clothing or gear via loop.

Dimensions: 1.18″ (3 cm)
Material: PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
Additional: loop attachment