Videos tagged with Controlled Fracturing

This YouTube video showcases the unique performance of Lehigh's Controlled Fracturing ammunition. The presenter describes the bullet's ability to expand and fracture into multiple 'blades' upon impact, while the core continues to penetrate like a drill bit. This unusual behavior is highlighted as a significant deviation from typical hollow point or solid projectile performance, prompting astonishment from the shooter. The video aims to demonstrate and review this distinctive ammunition, emphasizing its aggressive terminal ballistics.

This video reviews Lehigh Defense's 170gr 300 Blackout Controlled Fracturing ammunition, tested in a Northwest Rifle. The reviewer expresses mixed feelings about the results, particularly noting the high cost of over $2 per round and an expectation of reliable cycling at that price point. The description implies that cycling issues were encountered, leading to disappointment.

This review of the Henry All-Weather rifle in .45-70 Government focuses on its durability and performance with specialized ammunition. The rifle's hard chrome plating and ebony wood finish are designed for harsh conditions. Testing included Lehigh Defense Xtreme Penetrator, Controlled Fracturing, and Multiple Projectile rounds, showcasing exceptional penetration and energy transfer, particularly against ice. A control test with Federal Premium Bear Claw ammunition provided a benchmark for standard hunting rounds.

This review of Underwood Ammo's .458 SOCOM rounds, featuring Lehigh Defense projectiles, showcases impressive performance in ballistic gel and hard target tests. The Xtreme Penetrator demonstrated deep penetration and significant cavitation, while the Controlled Fracturing round expanded effectively, shedding petals for multiple wound channels. Both rounds proved capable of defeating multiple barriers, including concrete and simulated house structures, highlighting the caliber's power and the importance of target awareness.

This YouTube video features a ballistic gel test of Underwood Ammo's 9mm +P+ 105gr Controlled Fracturing Hollow Point ammunition. The video focuses on the performance of this specific defensive ammunition round, showcasing its penetration and expansion characteristics in gel. The description also includes links to the creator's website, merchandise, and social media channels, indicating a focus on firearm-related content and personal branding.

This video features a ballistic gel test of Underwood Ammunition's 460 Rowland 170 Grain Controlled Fracturing Hollow Point rounds. The description mentions "Underwood gel test" and provides links for "1776 United Shirts" and to sign up for an email list, along with social media links. The content focuses on the performance of this specific ammunition in a gel medium, which is a common method for evaluating projectile expansion and penetration in self-defense or hunting scenarios.