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Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos 300 HAMR Ammo 110 Grain Fragmenting Hollow Point Lead Free Box of 20

$70.95$3.55/rd
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Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
.300 HAMR
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
110
UPC
810129407495

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos 300 HAMR ammunition is designed for personal defense and varmint hunting, featuring a 110-grain fragmenting hollow point (JHP) bullet. Machined from solid bar stock rather than formed from powdered metal, these projectiles are designed to penetrate to a specific depth before fracturing. Upon impact, the bullet sheds smaller particles that radiate outward to create multiple wound channels and a large temporary cavity, while the base continues along the original trajectory. This lead-free ammunition is suppressor safe and engineered for high accuracy and extensive terminal performance.

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