Training in shooting cinema is becoming more and more important. Not only because in many places proof of shooting is required in order to be able to take part in a driven hunt. For reasons of hunting fairness alone, every hunter must strive to optimize his shooting skills under realistic conditions.
Training in the shooting theater doesn't just take a pack of ammunition. Hundreds or more shots are fired quickly in the various film sequences. The usual hunting equipment cannot be used for this - that would put too much strain on any wallet.
The manufacturer Sellier & Bellot, known for its inexpensive ammunition, has now developed a special shooting cinema ammunition that is also ideal for other disciplines, such as the “running boar”. Shooting cinemas in particular are always closed rooms and high firing frequencies are the order of the day there. The shooter is increasingly exposed to the resulting emissions, regardless of whether they are sound or breathing air. Hearing protectors protect against sound. With gaseous pollutants it becomes more difficult. Ventilation systems can exchange the air in the room, but every shooter knows the special taste immediately after the shot - the spatial proximity between the cartridge chamber, muzzle, nose and mouth is very small. And since it's difficult to shoot with a gas mask, the only option is to design the cartridges themselves to be low in emissions.

Low in pollutants. That's exactly what Sellier & Bellot has done. The new “Screen Ammo” has a lead-free zinc core bullet with a tin-coated jacket and a low-emission NONTOX boxer ignition. Thanks to this design, the cartridge releases hardly any traces of lead, mercury, barium or antimony and is therefore ideal for indoor shooting.

Low recoil. Not everyone takes the high frequency of shots in shooting cinemas lightly. For the new “Screen Ammo”, Sellier & Bellot has loaded a special powder that significantly reduces the bullet speed and thus the recoil. However, there is still enough power available to ensure reliable function from “self-loaders”. Young hunters will also appreciate the pleasant shooting behavior. Of course, the “Screen Ammo” is not suitable for hunting itself.

Little cleaning effort. Visiting a shooting cinema usually involves extensive barrel cleaning. The new “Screen Ammo” keeps this effort as low as possible: The tin-coated bullet jacket reduces friction in the barrel and, in combination with the lower bullet speed, reduces heat development in the barrel. This leads to significantly fewer deposits in the barrel.

Usual meeting point location. No one wants to reshoot their rifle specifically for training. With the new “Screen Ammo” this is not necessary! The point of impact is the same as with usual hunting ammunition. So you can start training straight away without having to adjust the target optics.

Low cost. Intensive training and thus improved shooting results are basic requirements for hunting appropriately and ensure safe handling of the weapon. These are key points for the future of hunting. That's why Sellier & Bellot offers the “Screen Ammo” in a practical box of 50. And Frankonia deliberately keeps the package price low so that regular training is not a question of budget.