Great news, Lehigh defense non-lead bullets.

[USMCM16A2]

Folks,


Lehigh defense just received approval 5/16/2018 for its new additions to the Controlled Chaos line. Why is this important, because it cuts the cost of shooting non-lead in half. For example, the 175gr CC .308 is $48 per 100. Barnes charges between $36-$42 per 50. I have been bugging them for months. Look at the BC of the bullets, very competitive. A2

[Jimmy's]

I like my Sierra's at $25 per 100.

[edgerly779]

^^ Are your sierras non lead? This post is about non lead.308. Best buy is nosler etips blems or overstocked when they have them

[Jimmy's]

I never used non lead and never will. Besides Now I am not forced to do stupid things the Government makes me do. I cut the strings. So there you have it " Options"

[Henry Shooter]

They make the .17 bullets also.

I have not tried them yet, But I will

[deckhandmike]

Sweet!

[elmontemike]

I never used non lead and never will. Besides Now I am not forced to do stupid things the Government makes me do. I cut the strings. So there you have it " Options"

I think Jimmy doesn't hunt in CA. Looks like he's a Texan.

[elk hunter]

Off and on I have used the Barns bullets and yes even the earliest X Bullets. I can tell you for a fact that the all copper Barns Tripple Shock and tipped Tripple Shock work just fine for most hunting. Pigs, deer, elk, antelope and a bunch of other critters have fallen to the Barns line out of my rifles and I hope a bunch more are in my future. They are a very accurate bullet and no I don't have to use them I choose to use them along with a lot of others here in Montana. Yes I do use lead to.

[God Bless America]

Barnes bullets are excellent and generally superior to lead, but they are expensive.

[USMCM16A2]

Give Lehigh a peek. A2