Towards a zero ecological impact. 

Our philosophy is to invent and to optimise our products so that they tend towards a zero ecological impact. We are highly motivated to this end, but we have a red line that we must never cross; that is your safety. We never lose sight of the fact that these products have a pyrotechnic purpose. Safety can never, in any circumstances be arbitrary, and we make our choices accordingly.

 

The choice of products with a long lifespan, because hunting is a hazardous activity where you have to have more ammunition than you need. It is inconceivable that any shooting incidents should occur. As for expired cartridges, disposing of them in the dustbin is unthinkable.

 

There are other areas where we have to arbitrate.

 

Arbitrating the choice of materials means selecting a mode of degradation. This will determine a mode of production, as well as the type of packaging and the method of distribution. Each of these elements will have a more or less virtuous impact on the environment.

 

In terms of processing, some materials require very complex and energy-intensive processes.

 

As a general rule, the faster a material deteriorates in nature, the more protective its packaging must be, which leads to a strong environmental impact. At each stage of processing, a new, suitable packaging will be required (controlled atmosphere enclosure, etc.).

 

Similarly, the fragility of the material will also demand a specific type of packaging, which will vary in volume, affecting storage and transportation capacities.

 

Choosing the material increases or decreases the ecological impact, both upstream and downstream of production, all the way to its use.

 

It is not necessarily the filler that decomposes the fastest in nature that is the most environmentally friendly.

 

Your safety and the environment are of critical importance to us,

working today for future generations is our challenge,

and we are guided by a passion for both ballistic and environmental performance.