"Sniper At Work". In the 1990's, the IRA used to place roadsigns around South Armagh, Northern Ireland, to intimidate the British forces they were at war against. While we don't support the IRA, or any of it's billion factions, we appreciate the value in a solid piece of psychological propaganda. That, and we love applied long-range ballistics, and the fieldcraft surrounding the subject. That's why we made a PVC patch version of the road sign symbol. Now you can slap it on your arm, your backpack, your shooting hat, or anywhere else you might have spare, open Velcro loop available.

This "limited edition" version of the patch glows in the dark, provided you charge it up with a little light first. And we made less of them, which means they cost more.

The patch is 3" x 2.645", made out of durable PVC, backed with Velcro hook material, and comes individually wrapped (for your pleasure). Designed by MNSLAB, and produced by Combat Swag in the USA.