pretty wicked indeed...time to kill some coyotes, hogs, and deer!

300BLK pistol

1st Kill...

He should try the Speer 125 gr TNT, the coyotes don't flop, they just drop.

No. 37 from last night.....complete penetration from stem to stern..

DRT

I'll stick with 110gr Barnes black tips for killing things...

This think looks pretty serious if penetration is all you're looking for, though.

The 120gr Wicked Prototype bullet has a better wound cavity than the Barnes 110gr Black Tips.

I'd be curious to see a side-by-side.
The barnes cavity will likely be larger sooner, while the new Lehigh would have a longer neck, as it relies on yaw to open up the wound cavity.
Before that it's like a high-speed phillips-head screwdriver.

Do some testing then, into gelatin blocks, but if your talking penetration and you seem too, then go against Hornadys 110 gmx & 125gr gmx. it be a great test, and everybody would love to see it!

If you're just talking smashing coyotes test The Sierra bigmouth 135gr hp and 110 varmint hp. Speer's 125 TNT & Speer 130gr hp and Hornadys 110v-max.

The sierra bigmouth would have opened that coyote up like a zipper bag. it seems to me that your bullet is just a FMJ with a twist

Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I use two calibers in Lehigh's....one is for my pocket .380 (Keltec P3AT) and my G42. The second is .357sig for hiking (my main carry G27 and a drop in barrel). Those are the Xtreme Penetrators.

When I first saw these I thought "gimmick" and likely not good for most 'human' self defense in most pistols, but I saw some gel tests that made me rethink. One was it's performance in .380. Was impressed with that. An old standard was just to run ball in those little guns to get more penetration.  The Lehigh's do that, plus distrupt a decent channel.  The other main use I could see was for dangerous game protecion, like bears with large calibers.

Saw one video where a fellow sabot loaded a heavy .44 in a muzzleloader. That thing not only zipped all the way through the test gel, but damn near quartered the block with that fluid jetting.  Guess that if you miss a CNS part, or a major support in the skeleton on a shot, that jetting has got to so something to the soft tissues.  Breaking a bear down structurally or a direct CNS hit is likely possible with those solid coppers, IMO. The jetting might give you the satisfaction of knowing he will eventually die after killing you.

No. 38

No. 39, same farm as No. 38