Lehigh .264 cal 130gr Controlled Chaos Lead-Free Hunting Rifle Bullets 50/rd

The Lehigh .264 caliber 130-grain Controlled Chaos lead-free hunting rifle bullets represent a hybrid approach to terminal performance. These projectiles merge rapid expansion with deep penetration—addressing the longstanding debate between two competing ballistic philosophies. Upon impact with soft tissue, the bullet sheds its front section into multiple petals that radiate outward while the rear core maintains structural integrity, delivering both wound channel expansion and consistent penetration depth.

Each box contains 50 rounds of ammunition-grade projectiles suitable for handloading or factory ammunition assembly. At 130 grains in .264 diameter, this weight and caliber combination is optimized for medium game at extended range, balancing velocity retention with controlled energy transfer. The lead-free construction meets environmental and regulatory requirements in jurisdictions with lead ammunition restrictions. The controlled chaos design minimizes weight loss compared to traditional expanding bullets, preserving momentum through the target while still generating the wound trauma necessary for ethical, quick harvests.

These bullets are purpose-built for hunters who reload or source premium ammunition and demand predictable terminal ballistics across varying shooting distances and game weights. The 130-grain .264 offering fits cartridges such as the 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5x55 Swedish, and similar medium-velocity rifle platforms. Shooters evaluating .264 caliber hunting loads should verify compatibility with their specific rifle and ammunition specifications before field use.

Lehigh Defense LLC is recognized among precision ammunition manufacturers for innovative bullet designs that address niche ballistic requirements. The Controlled Chaos line represents their approach to bridging the performance gap between traditional soft-point and solid-copper designs, making these projectiles a practical choice for hunters prioritizing both expansion and retained weight in their terminal ballistics strategy.