About bullets
We present you new bullets
CLOVER
manufactured on high-tech CNC lathes, which ensure exceptional precision, repeatability, and quality of manufacture.
Brass
Tombac
Construction of the bullet is designed, that upon impact, the tip breaks into 4 to 8 fragments in a controlled manner, which injure the internal tissue and thereby cause a rapid drop in blood pressure.
The rear part of the bullet (body) retains its entire shape, which is designed for deep penetration with an exit wound.
The tip of the bullet is not sensitive to obstacles such as grass and twigs, and only opens when it comes into contact with the body, causing a water pressure effect that triggers controlled opening.
The guide rings (bands) on the bullet have several functions:
- Gas sealing – rings (bands) cut into the grooves of the barrel, preventing gunpowder gases from escaping past the bullet. This means better energy (gunpowder) utilization and more even pressure, resulting in higher velocity and more consistent ballistics.
- Reduced friction – because the actual contact surface of the rings with the inside of the barrel is smaller (only on the bands), friction is reduced, which means less barrel wear, less fouling, less heat transfer, and lower pressures.
- Stabilization of the bullet in the barrel – rings (bands) enable good centering of the bullet in the barrel, which results in greater accuracy.
Comparison of materials:
| PROPERTIES | BRASS | TOMBAC |
| Material | Lighter, harder and more brittle | Slightly heavier, softer, and tougher |
| Functioning | Single-phase action. Immediate breaking of the tip on fragments. | Two-stage action. First, it opens up on the mushroom, then it breaks up on the fragments. |
Suitability for game | Suitable for all game, but more effective on larger game – ensures exit wound and deep damage | Suitable for all game, but the effect is less aggressive, which is better for lighter game. Ensures exit and slightly less deep damage. |
| Impact on the barrel | Less deposits (fouling), low barrel wear | Slow deposits, low barrel wear |
| Minimum speed required to open the tip | V impact = 480 m/s | V impact = 520 m/s |
The bullets are lead and plastic-free. Brass and tombac are safe for food. They do not cause chemical contamination of meat, only mechanical contamination (metal particles – fragments). Lead (lead bullets), on the other hand, can be problematic as it contaminates meat with toxic particles, which can be harmful to both humans and animals (e.g., scavenger birds).