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.224 diameter, 55 grain Controlled Chaos Bullets (50 count)

.224 diameter, 55 grain Controlled Chaos Bullets (50 count)

Lehigh Defense
SKU:
05224055CUSP
$44.50
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Controlled Chaos bullets offer the best of both worlds when it comes to ballistic performance. This bullet is optimal for use in .22-250 Remington, .223 Remington, and 5.56x45mm NATO loads. 

Please note that these are bullets (projectiles) only for reloading. This product is not loaded ammunition that is ready to use in a firearm.

There are two philosophies when it comes to bullets. One believes rapid expansion, moderate penetration, and weight loss are best, while the other believes that moderate expansion, deep penetration, and virtually no weight loss are best. Both have their virtues and applications, but why settle for one or the other when you can have both?

Controlled Chaos ® bullets offer the best of both. 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.

The Controlled Chaos ® bullet doesn’t expand or fragment when it impacts hard barriers like drywall, only when it impacts fluid, where it expands, fractures, and does its devastation.

No other bullet on the market offers the accuracy and repeatable terminal performance of the Controlled Chaos ®.

Controlled Chaos ® bullets are currently available in the following diameters: .204, .224, .243, .257, .264, .277, .284, .308, .311, .355, and .358.

Solid copper Controlled Chaos ® bullets meet the criteria of states and jurisdictions calling for lead-free projectiles.

Reviews

  • 5
    opinion

    Posted by robin g. on Dec 29th 2017

    Haven't had a chance to load any yet, but on visual inspection they look very good. The finish looks to be polished! No sharp edges, no tool marks or seems. Any blemishes at all. Apparently quality checks all the way to the customer .