Lehigh Defense-controlled fracturing

MThuntr · Aug 21, 2018

I'm planning to help on a deer reduction on a friend's property this year. He's asked that I use non-toxic bullets that won't necessarily punch through due to the location of nearby ranchettes. I have the black Harvester sabots already just need the bullets so I figured why not get a fancy bullet. Anyone have experience with the Lehigh Defense bullets particularly the expanding versions in a muzzleloader?

utahminer · Aug 21, 2018

They are also sold by Knight under the name Bloodline. I have used them for three years and have been really happy. I wrote up a review at the end of 2016 (link below).

https://onyourownadventures.com/hunttalk/showthread.php?272344-Bloodline-Bullet-Review

MThuntr · Aug 21, 2018

thanks...I'm ordering these and a few hornady GMX. I would convert entirely to all copper bullets however they are not allowed in weapons restricted areas for some reason.

MinnesotaHunter · Aug 21, 2018

I think you will like them, Grant. I started shooting them last year, and had great luck. You might try experimenting with the sabot you use, as they can load really tough depending on the gun, but that is true with all. I shoot them out of a Knight Ultralight, and if I do my part with consistent loading and shooting it will keep them inside 4" at 200yds.

Jwill · Aug 21, 2018

You might try a barnes solid copper hp pistol bullet. The ones I've shot out of my ML usually don't pass through and most of the petals are lost. I think they're 44 cal/+-225gr.

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