Videos tagged with Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos

This video details a test comparing the accuracy of Lehigh Defense 62gr Controlled Chaos copper solid bullets in a clean versus fouled barrel. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, meticulously loads ammunition and conducts shooting tests to investigate the impact of copper fouling on accuracy. The experiment aims to determine if a clean barrel is essential for optimal performance with solid copper projectiles, a common concern in reloading and precision shooting.

This expert-level review from Wilson Combat details the impressive terminal ballistics of the Lehigh Defense 32 grain Controlled Chaos 5.56mm bullet. High-speed footage demonstrates extreme expansion and significant energy transfer within a ballistic gel block, showcasing 99% mass retention and minimal over-penetration. The analysis highlights its suitability for self-defense and hunting applications.

This episode covers new firearm offerings from Savage and Ruger, including left-handed BA Stealth rifles in various calibers and a Ruger American Ranch chambered in 7.62x39. It also discusses the recent CEO change at HK AG amidst financial difficulties and introduces the Fire Control Unit EXO ONE, a chassis system for the Sig P320. The show also touches on ammo selection for hog hunting with 5.56.

This video details the process of reloading 300 Blackout ammunition using 115gr Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos bullets. The instructor tests two powders, Alliant Power Pro 300 MP and Winchester 296, across different charge weights in both an 8.5-inch SBR and a 16-inch rifle. Comprehensive ballistics data, including velocity, standard deviation, and group sizes, is presented for each load, offering insights into optimal supersonic performance.

This video provides a detailed guide to reloading .308 Winchester ammunition using 145gr Lehigh Defense Controlled Chaos bullets. It covers case preparation, including neck sizing and priming, powder charging with Accurate 2230, and bullet seating to a specific overall length. The guide emphasizes testing in two different firearms, the Tikka and Savage, to evaluate accuracy and velocity across various charge weights, while also highlighting safety and pressure sign observation.

This video features Karl, a retired USSF member, conducting a ballistic gel test comparing 9mm and .300 Blackout ammunition. He demonstrates the terminal performance of each caliber using FBI-standard ballistic gelatin and suppressed firearms, including the Sig Sauer MPX and a Tactical Solutions upper. The analysis highlights the distinct wound channels and energy transfer characteristics of each round, offering insights into their effectiveness for different applications.