GPA Hunting Bullets
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Sologne GPA
Great braking powerWhat most characterizes the GPA bullet is undoubtedly its efficiency. This bullet can be presented as a programmed fragmentation bullet. The compression of the fluid in the central channel initially causes a deformation of the front part (mushroom-shaped) that triples the nominal diameter of the projectile and then, only under the effect of resistance, the separation of the petals occurs.
Once this phase is completed, the petals gradually move away from the residual core. The petals, very light, remain stopped in the animal's body, while the hard core continues on its way, most of the time creating an exit hole. This leakage, as well as the injuries caused by the petals, cause very significant bleeding.
The petals cause additional damage causing a drop in blood pressure (greater than conventional projectiles) causing cardio-respiratory arrest.
It is important to note that petalization cannot occur without encountering a liquid body, contrary to certain preconceived ideas that are completely unfounded.
Additionally, GPA is an ammunition made from a lead-free copper alloy, making it non-toxic.
Today, many experienced hunters as well as “big game” professionals (guides, etc.) trust GPA for all these qualities.
For the purchase of metallic ammunition, it is essential that you send us the following documentation to the email armeria@pato.es :
- Photocopy of the Membership Guide
- Photocopy of DNI (both sides)
- Weapons License (Weapons Permit, both sides)
-Intervention of Arms to which it belongs.
-Order number generated when making the purchase.
Based on the metal ammunition purchase regulations, the maximum number of bullets per day allowed is 200 bullets (10 boxes).
The ammunition will be sent, once we receive the documentation and confirmation of payment, to the address that you indicate as the shipping address through an authorized agency, together with its circulation guide, which must be presented by the client in his intervention of corresponding weapons within a maximum period of 5 days.
The return of metal ammunition is not allowed.
