Lehigh 110gr controlled chaos aftermath pics

[DeanD1]

As the title says I'm looking for some pictures of the cavity aftermath of a deer/hog anything like that after being hit by one of them. I am torn between this bullet, and the blacktips for my hunting use. Any help would be most appreciated.

[tallburnedmidget]

I don't have any pictures for you but I think you cannot go wrong with the black tips. I plan to try the Lehigh Defense CC this year. My approach is to make sure I'm back into the ribs a little bit too avoid the shoulders. I may even try the above the shoulder neck shot as well. I just hope it doesn't blow the neck in two... that would be a hard one to explain to a game warden lol.

[DeanD1]

I don't have any pictures for you but I think you cannot go wrong with the black tips. I plan to try the Lehigh Defense CC this year. My approach is to make sure I'm back into the ribs a little bit too avoid the shoulders. I may even try the above the shoulder neck shot as well. I just hope it doesn't blow the neck in two... that would be a hard one to explain to a game warden lol.

That is my main concern with the lehigh. I watched a test of it the other day gel was in the shape of a human torso with ribs, heart entrance was 2-4 inches below the ribs and the hydrostatic shock from the bullet exploding (appeared that way) was enough to take out the heart also. I am aiming for the best hunting round I can get my hands on at this point I've narrowed it down to the two. I think it's going to be a case of not being wrong choosing either but I reload so that would be a big selling point for me. I will have to dig that video up and post it here.

Edited to add the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4vtO0ibMO0

[talonxracer]

Both are very capable of taking deer. I would think the Controlled Chaos might be better for the hogs as it has the rear portion of the bullet stay together and act as a solid slug for an exit wound. The Blacktips would be better if you hit meat in deer rather than the explosive shrapnel approach of the CC.

Hopefully someone has used the CC on a hog and can pipe in as to how they worked out.

[rebel]

I want to know this to!

[DeanD1]

I may just have to be the guinea pig for this bullet this next season. I just don't want to ruin any meat on these coastal deer that I hunt they are so small as it is.

[jwb47]

I don't have any pictures for you but I think you cannot go wrong with the black tips. I plan to try the Lehigh Defense CC this year. My approach is to make sure I'm back into the ribs a little bit too avoid the shoulders. I may even try the above the shoulder neck shot as well. I just hope it doesn't blow the neck in two... that would be a hard one to explain to a game warden lol.

I shot a deer in the face at 25 yds with my 480 revolver and it removed all of the head from the ears forward . I took it to the check station and when the young lady there ask me how old it was I replied I dont know , she started explaining how to check and I said that wasnt possible so not heeding my warning she climbed in the back of my truck then hung her head over the side and puked . no explaining was needed.

[randyrucker]

Did I read somewhere not to use the CC in an SBR ?

[Wjackson11x]

Did I read somewhere not to use the CC in an SBR ?

Just curious, what would be the reasoning behind this? I bought a box of them recently to try in my 9.5"

[DeanD1]

Emailed lehigh today and this is the response that I received from them.

Hi Dean,
We have 3 different choices for 300 BLK Out ammo.

We have a 110 gr Controlled Chaos what happens here is upon impact there is a hydrostatic force that is created and the bullets is blown apart into very small pieces. You would have to clean your meat with detail to make sure you got all the fragments out.

Next is our 174 gr Controlled fracturing design. When the bullet makes impact it separates into 4 different projectiles creating more wound channels. Also if you have a bad shot you are more likely to still kill the animal. This is the one I would personally use

Finally there is our 194 Maximum Expansion. When the bullet makes impact it expands to twice its size and leaves a HUGE wound cavity. This is our most popular round.

If you go our website there are videos that show you what each bullet does.

I hope this helps. If you have any other questions please feel free to ask.

Josh Lentz

Lehigh Defense.
130 Penn Am Drive
Suite D-1
Quakertown, PA 18951
http://www.lehighdefense.com/