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Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

There is something about a cool fall day that screams ‘get out the office and go enjoy life’!

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$300 Black Out Controlled Chaos version 3 Testing The Controlled Chaos version 3 bullet features a two-part approach for optimal terminal ballistics. Its front section fragments upon impact, shedding up to 5 petals around the 2” to 4’’ mark creating a large wound cavity and tissue damage, while the rear section maintains its diameter for deep penetration to vital organs.This combination delivers immediate force on and through the target, ensuring maximum effectiveness. By adding more weight to the base of the bullet, along with changing the ogive diameter to .2988 and stepping it up to .308 behind the fracture groove, we’ve enhanced the accuracy and performance of this proven solid copper bullet. Bullet Material = Copper Ammo Case Material = Brass Bullet Used = Lehigh Defense 300 Blackout 125gr Controlled Chaos 3 Ballistic Coefficient = 0.29 Test Barrel Length = 16 inches Muzzle Energy (ft - lbs) = 1271 Velocity- Muzzle (fps) = 2140 Velocity - 100 yds (fps) = 1872$

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There is something about a cool fall day that screams ‘get out the office and go enjoy life’!