.308 diameter, 85 grain Xtreme Cavitator Bullets (50 count)

Bought these for my Ruger Blackhawk to replace the standard 110 grn RN. Accuracy is very good and end result is devastating. Only problem I found was because it headspaces on the mouth, you can not crimp more than very slightly or you’ll get multiple FTFs. In a carbine with an extractor holding the case against the breachface, no problem.

Actually got these to load subsonic in my 300 blackout bolt gun. Because of their light weight It doesn't take much trailboss or green dot to get them to 900 fps so it is hollywood quiet. Yes, it's costly to load and burn through them in one sitting but way fun and it keeps my kids from being intimidated. Also work great on coons, fox and groundhogs. I'm getting 2" at 100

I used this 85 grain bullet in my 300 BLK. Loaded it with H110 20.0, 2625 fps. Worked it up in 0.5 increments and saw no signs of excessive pressure. I’d like to get a block of clay and see what it does.

These feed and function flawlessly in a the CZ52. I'm using 8.5gr of Alliant Power Pistol, OAL=1.331", Starline 7.62x25 brass, and Wolf .223 primers. I haven't chronographed it yet but this load is hot so please do not duplicate without working up your own load.

I've been looking for a bullet to using my 30 carbine cartridges for 17 years. This one does exactly what I was hoping for. I wanted to hire velocity then 1800 FPS and I got it with this one. My chronometer averages 2570 FPS with 17.5 grains h110 powder. The other day, it went all the way through a 3/4 inch plate of steel..

Used my M1 Carbine for a Javelina hunt with this bullet for very good results. One shot at about 50 yards entered the front shoulder cutting down though the vitals and straight out the other side breaking though a rib. A clean kill, the animal just dropped instantly and the damage track was impressive for this caliber. I also have a couple of pistols that fire 7.62x25mm, one of which I've always like to carry as a trail gun (not sure why, just always liked it). The problem I've always had is finding a good defensive projectile to load. I finely got a good chance to run some gel tests on my loads and I was impressed by a good looked damage track and 18" to 19" of penetration. The load a use pushes them out right about 1400fps, you can push them harder but I like to keep the pressure level moderate for these older eastern block guns. Accuracy was at least as good as my hp loads although I only tested them a short range (7 and 15 meters) and I had no feeding issues. Felt recoil was actually lighter then my RN target rounds. Ideally, I think a little lighter bullet would be better for use in this caliber (due to it's length) but I doubt Lehigh would get enough demand to justify that. As it is, it's a better option in my opinion then anything else I've come across.

Finally someone is offering an excellent alternative to the standard 110 grain FMJ .30 Carbine loading. This bullet fed flawlessly and was as accurate as any other bullet I've loaded, but with added velocity and improved terminal performance, it's a great option for those who want something extra from their carbine. Lehigh has very friendly customer service and is easy to do business with... and with quality products, I highly recommend giving them a try.