LEHIGH CTRL CHAOS 223REM 62GR 20/200

SKU: RSR|LHLA223-62-CCUPC: 810025508531Mfr. Part #: LA223-62-CC

$46.99

LEHIGH CTRL CHAOS 223REM 62GR 20/200

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Description

Lehigh Controlled Chaos bullets offer the best of both worlds. Once fluid is impacted, they shed the front portion of the bullet into multiple petals that radiate outward away from the bullets initial trajectory path resulting in a massive energy spike. The bore diameter base of the bullet continues and penetrates deeply in a straight line. Both the temporary and permanent wound cavity created by this bullet separation is dramatic resulting in quick incapacitation. The solid base creates additional tissue damage and often results in full penetration of the animal.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

62

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

2.35

Grains

62Gr

manufacturer

Lehigh Defense

Manufacturer Part Number

LA223-62-CC

Model

Controlled Chaos

Product Type

Boat Tail Hollow Point

Units per Box

20

upc

810025508531

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