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Lehigh Defense 05308175CUSP Controlled Chaos 30-06 Springfield 308 Win 300 Win Mag 300 WSM .308 175 gr, Reloating Bullets

$81.50
Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
.308 Win
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Solid/Monolithic
Grain Weight
175
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
810025507664

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos .308 caliber reloading bullets are CNC-machined from solid copper bar stock rather than formed or swaged, ensuring exceptional accuracy and consistent performance. Designed primarily for defense, tactical use, and hunting applications such as varmint and animal culling, these lead-free projectiles feature a solid base that continues straight-line deep penetration upon impact. When encountering fluid, the front portion of the bullet shears away into multiple radiating petals, creating a massive energy spike and extensive temporary and permanent wound cavities for quick incapacitation. Each 175-grain bullet features a .308-inch diameter, a .467 ballistic coefficient, a 1.420-inch overall length, and a sectional density of .264, supplied in boxes of 50.

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