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Photos and video courtesy of Match Grade Media "Finally, he slung his short AK-105 rifle over one shoulder. Viktor preferred the smaller 5.45x39mm cartridge. It offered lighter recoil, with a flatter trajectory and longer range than the older 7.62 ammo carried by Al Badari’s fighters in their rickety AKM rifles. Instead, a Zenitco quad rail sheated his AK’s twelve-inch barrel. This gave him plenty of space to mount the weapon light, infrared laser, and holographic optic that

Every Contingency Dagger includes a signed copy of Close And Destroy. Photo courtesy of Colonel Blades. "Hilton shoved the man away from him and back-peddled, hands digging under his shirt once more. The man regained his balance and charged Hilton with the screwdriver, but Hilton’s hand came back up with a double-edged Contingency dagger just as the two collided like linebackers..." In the opening page of Close And Destroy's prologue, a member of Windsor Kraft's Reconnaissanc

All photos courtesy of Match Grade Media Tom's note: All of the guns and gear you read about in my books are real. They're chosen thoughtfully because they're either aligned with current trends in military and law enforcement special operations, or because it's kit that I used, or wish I could have used, when working overseas myself. This is the first of a multi-part series detailing Windsor Kraft's "company issued" equipment - those brands and tools who are specified by name