Underwood Ammo 9mm +P+ 105gr Controlled Fracturing Hollow Point Ballistic Gel Test (HD)

Published on February 4, 2015
Duration: 5:36

This video details a ballistic gel test of Underwood Ammo's 9mm +P+ Controlled Fracturing round, featuring a Lehigh Defense bullet. The test demonstrates the bullet's design to fragment into three pedals upon impact, with the central core continuing to penetrate. The results show significant wound channel creation and provide penetration depth and weight retention data, offering insights into its potential for self-defense applications.

Quick Summary

The Underwood Ammo 9mm +P+ Controlled Fracturing round features a Lehigh Defense bullet designed to fragment into three petals upon impact, creating a wider wound channel while the central core continues to penetrate. In a ballistic gel test, the core penetrated approximately 19 inches with a retained weight of 4 grams.

Chapters

  1. 00:20Introduction and Ammunition Overview
  2. 00:44Lehigh Defense Bullet Design Explained
  3. 01:41Test Platform: Glock 34 Gen 3
  4. 02:17Ballistic Gel Test Results
  5. 02:45Performance Analysis and Comparison
  6. 03:36Comparison to Standard Ammunition
  7. 04:03Conclusion and Future Outlook

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Underwood Ammo 9mm +P+ Controlled Fracturing bullet work?

The Lehigh Defense bullet is designed to fragment upon impact. Its unique construction features three 'petals' that break off, creating a wider wound channel, while the central core continues to penetrate towards vital organs.

What were the penetration depths in the ballistic gel test?

The main projectile of the Underwood Ammo 9mm +P+ Controlled Fracturing round penetrated approximately 19 inches into the ballistic gel. One separated petal was recovered at around 8 inches.

What is the retained weight of the central core after fragmentation?

The retained weight of the furthest penetrating piece, the central core of the Lehigh Defense controlled fracturing bullet, was measured at 4 grams after impacting the ballistic gel.

Is this ammunition suitable for self-defense?

The test shows significant fragmentation and deep penetration of the core, which aligns with general recommendations for reaching vital organs. While the jury is still out for some, this round shows potential for self-defense applications.

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