Nordic Clays Bio-Clays+

Nordic Clays Bio-Clays+ are biodegradable clay target discs manufactured for shotgun shooting sports, replacing the petroleum pitch binding agents found in standard clay targets with plant-based and mineral compounds that break down naturally in the environment. This formulation addresses a growing concern at shooting ranges where accumulated unbroken target fragments build up across the field over years of regular use, creating cleanup and environmental compliance burdens for range operators.

Standard dimensions match conventional clay targets at 110mm diameter and approximately 25mm height, ensuring compatibility with existing trap and skeet throwing machines without requiring mechanical adjustment. Additionally, the biodegradable binder composition uses limestone powder combined with plant-derived resin compounds rather than petroleum pitch, achieving similar brittleness and flight characteristics while allowing unbroken or fragmented targets to decompose within 12 to 24 months under normal soil and weather exposure. Weight per target runs between 95 and 105 grams, within standard range for trap and skeet disciplines.

Flight performance during launch matches conventional clays, with the curved aerodynamic profile generating sufficient lift for standard trajectory arcs across trap houses and skeet stations. Furthermore, breaking patterns on impact remain consistent with standard targets, shattering into visible fragments that confirm a hit without altering the shooting experience for range users accustomed to traditional clay performance.

Color options include orange and black variants for standard range visibility requirements. Moreover, packaging follows the same 135-target case standard as conventional clays, simplifying inventory transitions for range operators moving toward biodegradable target programs without disrupting existing supply and storage workflows.

Tactical Supply Pakistan supplies Nordic Clays Bio-Clays+ to shooting ranges, environmentally conscious sporting clubs, and training facilities across Pakistan seeking reduced long-term field cleanup while maintaining standard trap and skeet target performance.