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Lehigh Defense Controlled Fracturing 38 Special, 357 Magnum (357 Diameter) Bullets 125 Grain Solid Hollow Point Box of 50

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Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
125
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
810129401639

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Fracturing bullets are engineered for maximum personal defense performance through hydraulic-initiated expansion. CNC-machined from solid copper or brass bar stock rather than formed or swaged, these 125-grain solid hollow point bullets are pre-stressed to deploy razor-edge petals upon impact in fluid, creating an energy spike and multiple radiating wound channels while the solid base continues straight and deep along the impact path. Chambered for .38 Special and .357 Magnum applications, these suppressor-safe reloading bullets come in a box of 50.

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