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Lehigh Defense Dangerous Game 475 Caliber (475 Diameter) Bullets 330 Grain Solid Flat Nose Box of 50

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Brand
Lehigh Defense
Caliber
.475 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Solid/Monolithic
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
330
Reloading Type
Bullets & Projectiles
UPC
810025508210

Overview

Lehigh Defense Dangerous Game solid copper bullets are engineered in a 475 caliber with a .475" diameter and a 330-grain weight. Utilizing a wide flat nose (WFN) profile with strategically designed meplats and relief bands to maximize velocity potential, these solid copper projectiles offer 10 to 20 times the tensile strength of conventional lead bullets. The solid copper construction prevents deformation and deflection when striking heavy bone, ensuring straight-line tracking and deep penetration. This product consists of unloaded reloading projectiles supplied in a box of 50.

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