I think, few years ago was the first attempt to sell this concept to the army, by some other factory, and it did not pass.
i wonder why then, but ok, lets give them the credit now, that new casing is improved by now.
The factory claims following calibers available:
Calibers 50 BMG, 338 norma mag, 7.62 nato, and 308 win, 6.8 tvcm, 6.5 CM, 5.56 nato.
My comment; poor choice of hunting or sport shooting calibers.
Lets see next:
30% lighter cartiridge - for army this is intersting, for hunter this is irrelevant.
Increased accuracy - questionable, and based on what?
modern rifles are more accurate then older rifles (more and more rifles are delivered with 1 moa or less, accuracy guaranty), and every ammunition brand can claim improved accuracy today. The real proof of improved accuracy will be if this ammo is used on national and international shooting matches. (lets wait and see, but I am sceptical on top accuracy quality)
reduced heat transfer.
Ok, I will buy that, but:
for hunting this is irrelavant. but it may be intersting for army (automatic weapons), and it may be intersting for long range shooters with high level of fire at match, but if it is not accompanied with top accuracy for sportsmen and target shoter, then it is absolutely irrelelvant.
Magnetic retrival?
This I have no idea what it means. So far I never had a need for it. I doubt I will need this quality soon. But who knows.
100% recicleble.
Nice to know.
But I would prefer casing to be RELOADABLE. On their web site i did not see they mentioned that casing can be reloaded. Recycle, is nice. But for reloaders and high volume shooters at this moment I think this is usless.
Bottom line:
For hunters, not interesting at first glimpse,
For target shooters, same.
Might be interesting for army, (if it is weather and water resistant) because of lighter weight, which can improve fire power of combat unit on the ground. But thats it.