Introducing the NEW Close Quarters Line from Lehigh Defense!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 мар 2015
  • The ultimate in close quarters and defensive rifle bullets. New from Lehigh Defense is the Close Quarters line of bullets!
    We will never stop innovating.
    For More Info, Please Visit www.lehighdefense.com
    © Lehigh Defense, LLC. 2015
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  • @imnotbuddha
    @imnotbuddha 7 лет назад +2

    Holy F*** Batman! That bullet is stupendous.

  • @GaveMeGrace1
    @GaveMeGrace1 6 лет назад

    Thank you

  • @tommcfarland5368
    @tommcfarland5368 4 года назад

    I need this in my life

  • @chucnguyen3461
    @chucnguyen3461 9 лет назад +2

    Holy mother of God! Get this back in stock!

  • @bullboo1
    @bullboo1 8 лет назад +4

    Can these be used in a 30-06 if so what about load data?

  • @Eroc556
    @Eroc556 5 лет назад

    Thats great which i expect from lehigh these days!! Can I get a box of these to test please on dlive??

  • @oskarr5254
    @oskarr5254 3 года назад

    Does anyone know the velocity out of a 9” barrel?

  • @bigg8r
    @bigg8r 6 лет назад +4

    It would be neat to see this in 30 carbine as alot of people use it for home defense.

    • @ravissary79
      @ravissary79 6 лет назад +1

      really, there are some excellent soft points out there now that are EXCELLENT in 30 carbine. I just wish m1 carbines were still cheap. I'd buy one.

    • @lehighdefensellc9886
      @lehighdefensellc9886 6 лет назад

      Check these out! www.lehighdefense.com/collections/rifle/products/30-carbine-85gr-xtreme-cavitator-ammunition?variant=26552821512

    • @ravissary79
      @ravissary79 6 лет назад +2

      Lehigh Defense LLC it's a shame that the 30 carbine hasn't received the attention it deserves. The cartridge size alone makes it an ideal survival and defense round. In a newly designed rifle made just for it and with modern brass and bullets it could do easily as well as the 300 blk in a medium loading.

    • @lehighdefensellc9886
      @lehighdefensellc9886 6 лет назад +3

      It is a cool little round, and with newer bullets can be quite effective... you gotta love the little M1 Carbine!

    • @ravissary79
      @ravissary79 5 лет назад

      Ha! Speaking of... I just got an old Universal m1 carbine pistol. It's not compatible with most cool modern stuff, but it runs great. I'm going to try and adapt a modern polymer stock with an AR tube adapter and put a brace on it so it's legal. (I'll probably have to grind out the inside so the different design will fit) but it's such a graceful little action, handy as hell.
      I'd love to see a cqb loading for it.
      Maybe just this bullet but with a rounded or a really shallow point on it.
      Then a custom load that won't blow the frame or barrel, but will give it way more gas due to the lighter bullet weight needing a faster burn and having more acceleration potential.
      It'd be what, like a 74 grain little CQB slug doing 2500 or so?
      I know they have that extreme cavitator, but it doesn't look any better in gel than a soft point.
      This might work better.

  • @ducatiluvr
    @ducatiluvr Год назад +1

    Wonder what it would do in a 12 ish inch 308

  • @Hawtload
    @Hawtload 6 лет назад +1

    I want this is in 5.7x28

  • @petevogel6130
    @petevogel6130 8 лет назад

    To begin with, thank you for your note. One consideration that should be taken into account is that there is a high probability that the bullet may strike a limb prior to enter the main cavity area. In this case you would prefer to have a delayed hydraulic reaction. I will pass your note on to engineering as well. Thank You!

    • @IBT98
      @IBT98 8 лет назад

      +Pete Vogel You mean, it doesn't transfer enough energy at first penetration distances? Though, this is the perfect round. It exert energy at the right spot, right were the area of the CNS system is, thus immediate incapacitation, with energy transfer too soon, the TSC may not impact the CNS system....however, there are SOME benefits

    • @_j.v.st._7367
      @_j.v.st._7367 8 лет назад

      Do you mean me with "note"?

    • @_j.v.st._7367
      @_j.v.st._7367 8 лет назад

      At the torso yes, but if he wears armor... if it icepickes in arms/legs due to late destabilisation its dissapointing. And they dont get trough lvl3+ plates and ofcourse also not lvl4 plates.

    • @IBT98
      @IBT98 8 лет назад

      Johannes.St \Liandri-Innovation_RifleCompany/ Ice picks works against woven cheap stuff....Kevlar armors...stop knives, Ice picks, and AP handgun rounds...

    • @IBT98
      @IBT98 8 лет назад

      Johannes.St \Liandri-Innovation_RifleCompany/ Dude, There is video's of knives being stopped by kevlar, the stress strain of most vests resist the stress applied by an Ice pick, its physics that you can't argue against.

  • @randymerta3406
    @randymerta3406 4 года назад +2

    What % is the gelatin? I bet it’s not even 10%. Try 20% and let’s see what happens. Bullet manufacturers use -10% gelatin for dramatic effects.

    • @bioforce5
      @bioforce5 4 года назад +1

      3rd party reviewers have tested it in FBI spec gel and got about 10 inches of penetration from the fragments and more than 16 from the core out of a 300 Blackout. Don't think I would trust these out of a 300BLK since the fragments don't quite meet that FBI minimum standard of 12 inches, but the 308 Winchester variant looks promising. Fragments reach about 12 inches and the core gets 20-ish, which makes it damn near perfectly within the FBI's 12-18.

  • @zacharygeiwitz
    @zacharygeiwitz 7 лет назад

    Be interesting to know if this skirts around the Hague Convention guidelines for "Hollow Point Projectiles"

    • @seanmtactical6069
      @seanmtactical6069 6 лет назад +4

      The USA never ratified section IV,3 of the 1899 Hague Convention, so it doesn't matter. Quite frankly that section is nothing more than an archaic understanding of small arms ballistics and really has no validity in modern warfare. Regardless, this ammo is clearly being marketed towards civilian use.

    • @ravissary79
      @ravissary79 5 лет назад +1

      @@seanmtactical6069 or police, which have no such limitation.

    • @Billfish57
      @Billfish57 4 года назад +1

      It doesn't skirt because it doesn't have a hallow point. It's a great bullet design for home defense.

    • @7ElevenTruther
      @7ElevenTruther Месяц назад

      ​@@seanmtactical6069lol little did people know back then, a bullet doesn't actually have to be hollow to be a gruesome fragmenting projectile.

  • @johanchi901
    @johanchi901 9 лет назад +1

    You guys should make 5.45x39

    • @YZFoFittie
      @YZFoFittie 9 лет назад

      Ohan chitgian Why is that?

    • @YZFoFittie
      @YZFoFittie 8 лет назад

      All JUNK, proprietary parts and magazines...

    • @TommyTombstone
      @TommyTombstone 4 года назад

      @@YZFoFittie AKs bro.

  • @IBT98
    @IBT98 8 лет назад +5

    Woah, a bullet that focuses on ENERGY transfer thus FORCE?!?! instead of penetration that will over penetrate and kill people?!?!?! Oh my God, what a concept. Lehigh Defense, they know what they are doing.

    • @rutrose2000
      @rutrose2000 3 года назад

      I mean..........its gonna kill something for sure,

  • @_j.v.st._7367
    @_j.v.st._7367 8 лет назад +2

    Basicly a good bullet, but it seem to reacts too slow to have its effect at arms and legs. Is there more info about it?
    I really expected it to react quicker, its pretty dissapointing.

    • @humanbass
      @humanbass 8 лет назад

      If bullet is hitting the arm or the foreleg, it is hitting bone, something very devastating.

    • @_j.v.st._7367
      @_j.v.st._7367 7 лет назад +2

      Ive seen serval icepicks trough arms and legs without hitting bone. The guy was still quite happy on foot and put a small bandage around it, he wasnt fully able for offensive but able to help his buddys and still shoot when someone would advance against theyr group in closer quarters. While ive seen other bullets ripping away all the flesh down to the bone, without directly hitting it. The guy was out of combat and dropped unconscious a few seconds later.

    • @humanbass
      @humanbass 7 лет назад

      Johannes.St \Liandri-Innovation_RifleCompany/ So it was mostly a flesh wound, no bullet will be devastating if it is only grazing the target.

    • @_j.v.st._7367
      @_j.v.st._7367 7 лет назад

      Vitor Roma It directly gone into the arm, missed the bone and made a tiny hole, with him still perfectly well on foot bandaging it.
      "no bullet will be devastating if it is only grazing the target" It hit the same spot but with fast expansion/fragmenting instead of icepicking, so it ripped the flesh away, cause extrem bleeding, hard to even bandage, and often result in inconscousness.

    • @moronibreitbart6055
      @moronibreitbart6055 7 лет назад +1

      Well, there's never any reason to shoot someone in the arms or legs

  • @garyp53161
    @garyp53161 9 лет назад

    Is this the controlled-chaos ammo

    • @Ellementz
      @Ellementz 9 лет назад +1

      No.

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 5 лет назад

      Completely different... 2 different designs for Controlled Chaos vs. Close Quarters Bullet...

  • @ProGunsZach
    @ProGunsZach 7 лет назад

    I'd like to see how it performs out to - and past - 300 yards.

    • @N20Joe
      @N20Joe 7 лет назад +10

      I bet you could take a guess at how "Close Quarters" ammo performs at long range.

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 5 лет назад

      Yeah I'd be a 20 foot spread probably

    • @DirtRider999
      @DirtRider999 5 лет назад

      What an idiot.

    • @fivemethoxy
      @fivemethoxy 3 года назад

      You wouldn't want to use this type of ammo past 100 yards ya dildo

  • @agentoranj5858
    @agentoranj5858 3 года назад +1

    Congrats, you re-invented the 7.92 CETME.

  • @No-un1ei
    @No-un1ei 3 года назад

    What’s with the block dimensions? This is not the time in history to be on the side of evil.

  • @_j.v.st._7367
    @_j.v.st._7367 8 лет назад +1

    Wait a second, if you do the Math its kinda dissapointing. They claim due to KE=1/2m x v² they can increase kinetic energy, while having the same chamber pressures but this 78grain bullet at 2800fps only has 1840Joule? Where is the damn increase in Energy...
    And at the .243 win they say the same but its 53grain, 3700fps thats only 2348 Joule?? Normal .243 win is 2600 2700 2800 Joule...

    • @sonicmuncher
      @sonicmuncher 7 лет назад +2

      They are not paper bullets. It is not typical bullet construction to use aluminum like these rounds do. They are not bragging energy numbers here more of a uniquely designed bullet that disperses energy faster than a conventional design.

    • @_j.v.st._7367
      @_j.v.st._7367 7 лет назад

      No they do, they directly claim it does increase energy for the same chamber pressures.

    • @ravissary79
      @ravissary79 5 лет назад +2

      @@_j.v.st._7367 terminal energy.

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 5 лет назад

      All the energy gets used up and none continues to push the bullet through the target

  • @MeesterGonzalez
    @MeesterGonzalez 4 года назад

    Pretty sure these will be banned in CA in about 5....4....3...

  • @budterence85
    @budterence85 7 лет назад

    Nothing a 110gr V-Max cant do better in .300 BLK

    • @zekethefishgeek8690
      @zekethefishgeek8690 5 лет назад

      You can only kill something so dead...

    • @Billfish57
      @Billfish57 4 года назад

      Wrong, this bullet does things no other can, I've tested it many times and it will blow up faster than any other bullets I've ever seen. It's light and fast, perfect for home defense with lot's of stopping power and low recoil for double taps, not that you need a second shot with a .308 win. but it's easily double and the devastation without over penetration is the best thing going right now. this is a great ammo company with standards second to none, unless you make your own and I'm over those days except for long range target contests. Go blow up some melons with these rounds, it's great fun.

    • @minimvn3648
      @minimvn3648 2 года назад

      @@Billfish57 between this bullet and the barnes tsx 110grain bullet or the vmax, which one would you say is the best for home defense? I need your explanations on why