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Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos 6.5 Grendel (264 Diameter) Bullets 110 Grain Fracturing Hollow Point Box of 50

$80.50
Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
6.5 Grendel
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
110
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
810025507602

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos 6.5 Grendel bullets are lead-free, .264-diameter projectiles weighing 110 grains, designed for defense, hunting, and tactical applications. These bullets feature a unique design where the front portion sheds into multiple radiating petals upon impact with fluid, creating a massive energy spike and a significant temporary and permanent wound cavity. The bore-diameter solid base continues to penetrate deeply in a straight line, ensuring effective tissue damage. These bullets have a velocity of 1500 fps, a sectional density of .225, and a ballistic coefficient of .405. They are intended for use with a 1:9" twist rate and have an overall length of 1.230". Each box contains 50 copper bullets.

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