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Lehigh Defense Controlled Fracturing 45 Caliber (458 Diameter) Bullets 300 Grain Solid Hollow Point Box of 50

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Brand
Lehigh Defense
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Grain Weight
300
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
810129405989

Overview

Lehigh Defense Controlled Fracturing bullets are engineered for maximum terminal performance in personal defense applications. CNC-machined from solid copper or brass bar stock rather than formed or swaged, these 300-grain, 458-diameter solid hollow point bullets feature pre-stressed points designed to deploy razor-edge petals upon hydraulic impact. This action releases an initial energy spike and creates a minimum of four separate wound channels, while the solid base continues penetrating straight and deep along the initial impact path. Each box contains 50 bullets.

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