Description
Quantity – 20 rounds per boxManufacturer – UnderwoodBullets – 194 grain Maximum ExpansionCasings – Boxer-primed nickel-plated brass
Do you want subsonic 300 AAC Blackout ammo for self-defense? We hoped that you might, and so did Underwood when they loaded this cartridge with the 194 grain Maximum Expansion bullet by Lehigh Defense!
The Maximum Expansion is a high-tech projectile, no doubt about it. Machined from solid copper, it neither fouls a barrel with lead residue nor breaks apart as it enters soft tissue. And it is only within soft tissue, we should add, that the Maximum Expansion begins to open up. After having passed intact through a barrier like sheet metal or drywall, this monolithic bullet begins to erect four exceedingly long and sharp cutting petals, each tracking a devastating wound channel in its wake. Lehigh Defense claims that the Maximum Expansion is the largest expanding bullet on the market – but your assailant is unlikely to appreciate that fact very much.
This round’s bullet penetrates to a depth of up to 16”, yet its tendency to begin expanding at a minimum of 1.2” makes it highly reliable for personal protection. Underwood’s high quality components make it more reliable still, including a Ducta Bright 7a nickel plated brass case for error-free feeding and extraction and reduced flash propellant that preserves the shooter’s nighttime vision. And with its muzzle velocity of only 1,025 fps this cartridge is ideal for suppressed firearms!
