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Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos 303 Caliber, 7.7mm Japanese, 7.62x39mm (311 Diameter) Bullets 123 Grain Fracturing Hollow Point Box of 50

$67.00
Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
.303 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Grain Weight
123
Reloading Type
Brass & Hulls
UPC
810025508227

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos bullets are CNC-machined from solid copper or brass, designed to provide extensive wound trauma through a controlled fracturing process. Upon impact with fluid-filled tissue, the nose of the bullet fractures at a predetermined depth, releasing particles that radiate outward to create a massive energy spike and a large temporary cavity, while the base of the bullet continues along the initial trajectory for penetration. These bullets are suppressor safe and contain no lead, making them suitable for personal defense, varmint hunting, and animal culling. This product consists of 50 projectiles and is not loaded ammunition.

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