Lehigh Defense 09451135SPFC .451 Caliber 135 Grain Xtreme Defense Fluid Transfer Monolithic Reloading Bullets, 100 Count

Lehigh Defense Xtreme Defense Fluid Transfer Monolithic (XD FTM) reloading bullets are designed for shooters seeking consistent performance from a solid copper projectile. Part number 09451135SPFC identifies this .451 caliber, 135 grain bullet, which uses progressive nose geometry to support deep, straight-line penetration while producing a substantial permanent wound cavity. The design offers an alternative to conventional expanding bullet profiles for compatible handloading applications.
The solid copper construction is engineered to maintain projectile integrity when encountering common intermediate barriers such as drywall or heavy clothing. Unlike traditional hollow point designs, the Xtreme Defense profile is not dependent on expansion in the same way, helping it retain its intended performance characteristics when barriers are present before the intended target. Its lead-free construction also provides an environmentally conscious option for reloaders who prefer copper projectiles.
These Lehigh Defense reloading bullets are intended for use by experienced handloaders who follow appropriate loading data and safe reloading practices. Each package contains 100 bullets for compatible .451 caliber cartridges. Verify firearm compatibility, cartridge specifications, and published load data before use. The Xtreme Defense Fluid Transfer Monolithic design combines a copper body, controlled nose geometry, and a 135 grain weight for reliable handling and repeatable loading in suitable applications.

Features:

• Bullet Type: Fluid Transfer Monolithic

• Caliber: .451

• Bullet Weight: 135 grains

• Construction: Solid copper

• Jacket Material: Copper

• Core Material: Copper

• Quantity: 100 bullets

• Application: Reloading bullets

• Design: Progressive nose geometry for deep, straight penetration

• Construction Benefit: Lead-free projectile designed to retain integrity through common intermediate barriers