Our bullets are semi-fragmenting hollow point projectiles. Upon impact with the target medium, the front part of the bullet (the aerodynamically shaped tip) breaks apart into exactly 4 equal fragments in a precisely defined manner.

When shooting through the lungs, these fragments cause maximum tissue damage, leading to rapid blood pressure drop and therefore the quickest possible death of the animal.

Our bullets also perform reliably with other shot placements, as bone hits such as ribs or the shoulder blade do not cause the bullet to deviate from its path through the animal's body.

The rear part of the bullet with the driving bands (the shank) penetrates the animal's body in a straight line and ensures a guaranteed exit wound. The pure penetration depth of all our bullets is at least 50 cm at typical hunting distances. When bones are also hit, penetration is reduced accordingly, but in our experience it is always sufficient for a safe exit wound on all game species found in our region.

Our copper hunting bullets work the same way; they differ only slightly in their fragmentation behavior.

Both bullet types are equipped with delicate driving bands that allow both low barrel friction and high bullet velocities.

Compared to deformating / mushrooming bullets, our bullets have significant advantages in terms of penetration depth (guaranteed exit wound) and killing efficiency (always significant injury to blood vessels and other tissue through coarse, sharp-edged fragments).

The typical fragmentation angle / exit cone of the individual fragments inside the animal's body of approximately 30° also guarantees the best possible killing effect.

It is also worth mentioning that our bullets are neither triggered (fragmented) nor deflected from their flight path by small obstacles in front of the target — such as branches or other vegetation like grasses — as confirmed by numerous tests and field reports.