The 95 gr Lehigh Controlled Chaos
Length: 1.125
G1 coefficient: 0.374
Price: $36.63/100 ($0.37 each)
Source: Lehigh Defense Web Site
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CNC machined from pure brass, the Controlled Chaos was designed for animal control, initially in .243 caliber, to provide massive wound damage with minimal pass through. Because of its very low price point, lowest of all LFPs tested, it also is a great plinking option.
Although the Lehigh published a minimum velocity of 2000 fps, I was not able to confirm this result. After impacting the gel at 2400 fps, the projectile had only the tips broken off (right in picture below). The LFP on the left impacted the gel at 2700 fps and the petals broke off to the base.
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Here is one recovered from a hog by Double Naught Spy who kindly provided the photo. See his hunting report here: http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...ts-on-Hogs
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The video provided by Double Naught Spy shows the hog taken at about 40 yards. No muzzle velocity was provided, but the impact velocity is expected to be above well above 2000 fps. Compared to the gel results, it shows less deformation than the 2700 fps shot shown above.
Here is a link to his second hunt with the 95gr Chaos where he concludes this is NOT a suitable LFP for hunting hogs with a Grendel.
http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...ing-Issues
Length: 1.125
G1 coefficient: 0.374
Price: $36.63/100 ($0.37 each)
Source: Lehigh Defense Web Site
CNC machined from pure brass, the Controlled Chaos was designed for animal control, initially in .243 caliber, to provide massive wound damage with minimal pass through. Because of its very low price point, lowest of all LFPs tested, it also is a great plinking option.
Although the Lehigh published a minimum velocity of 2000 fps, I was not able to confirm this result. After impacting the gel at 2400 fps, the projectile had only the tips broken off (right in picture below). The LFP on the left impacted the gel at 2700 fps and the petals broke off to the base.
Here is one recovered from a hog by Double Naught Spy who kindly provided the photo. See his hunting report here: http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...ts-on-Hogs
The video provided by Double Naught Spy shows the hog taken at about 40 yards. No muzzle velocity was provided, but the impact velocity is expected to be above well above 2000 fps. Compared to the gel results, it shows less deformation than the 2700 fps shot shown above.
Here is a link to his second hunt with the 95gr Chaos where he concludes this is NOT a suitable LFP for hunting hogs with a Grendel.
http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...ing-Issues