The article in briefThis article explains how to choose the best clothes for hunting, with the emphasis on comfort and safety. The onion technique: superimposing three functional layers Adapting clothing to the type of hunting (driven, stalking, migratory) Importance of materials: balance between natural and synthetic Emphasis on comfort and ...
The article in briefThe choice of a survival knife is essential for any adventure in the great outdoors. Here are the key points to bear in mind: A fixed 10-15 cm blade, ideally made of carbon steel, is preferable A full tang construction ensures strength and durability A handle made of synthetic materials offers better ...
The article in briefThe legal transport of weapons in France requires compliance with strict rules and the possession of specific documents. Here are the key points to remember: The firearm must be dismantled or secured and not immediately usable Transport requires a legitimate reason (hunting, sport shooting) and supporting documents Quantitative limits apply depending on the type of firearm ...
The article in briefThis article compares the .22 and 9mm calibres, two popular types of ammunition with different characteristics and uses. Here are the key points: Dimensions : The .22 measures 5.6 mm in diameter, the 9mm is 9. Power: The 9mm is more powerful with a better range. Uses: The .22 is ideal for ...
Pellet rifles are commonly used for sport shooting, plinking and certain recreational purposes. However, in France, it is important to stress that the use of pellet rifles, whatever their power, is prohibited for hunting and the elimination of pests. Here's a closer look at the issue, ...
The article in briefThe new law on firearms in France brings significant changes for owners. Here are the key points to remember: New classification into four categories: A, B, C and D Introduction of the Weapons Information System (SIA) Sales between private individuals must be made through a professional Quota of 12 ...
Article in briefFrance strictly regulates firearms to ensure public safety. Here are the key points: Classification: Firearms are divided into 4 categories, from A (prohibited) to D (sold over the counter). Tighter controls: Since 2018, sales between private individuals have been regulated and must be carried out by approved professionals. Illegal weapons ...
The article in briefThis article explains the weapons authorised without a licence in France, their restrictions and the precautions to be taken. Here are the key points: Category D weapons are authorised without a licence for adults Defensive aerosols, electrical impulse weapons and neutralised weapons are included Carrying and transporting weapons outside ...
The article in briefChoosing your first shotgun is a crucial step for any beginner. Here are the key points to remember: Types of shotgun: tilt-action, semi-automatic or single-shot Essential criteria: calibre, barrel length, ergonomics and weight Practical advice: safety, maintenance and training Importance of adapting to the body shape of the ...
The article in briefDiscover why the revolver remains a preferred choice for many firearms enthusiasts, despite technological advances. Exceptional reliability: simple, robust mechanics, virtually no risk of jamming Intuitive handling: ideal for beginners, easy maintenance Remarkable versatility: suitable for a variety of uses (defence, sport, hunting) Timeless design: aesthetically pleasing ...
