308 bullets for black bear

[Mberline]

Lead buildup usually only applies to rimfire cans not centerfire.

 

[Bowhunter46]

Lead buildup usually only applies to rimfire cans not centerfire.

Whatttt??? I was told if you can’t disassemble the can then you shouldn’t be using leaded bullets

 

[z987k]

Can’t disassemble suppressor to
Clean it

When they say that they mean 100% lead bullets. Like a cast bullet. Jacketed lead is fine.

 

[Bowhunter46]

When they say that they mean 100% lead bullets. Like a cast bullet. Jacketed lead is fine.

I had no idea, I thought it meant if there was any trace of lead, guess I’ll be running partitions

 

[thinhorn_AK]

I had no idea, I thought it meant if there was any trace of lead, guess I’ll be running partitions

Partitions are 100% fine. What you shouldn’t do, is attach a sealed centerfire can to a rimfire rifle and shoot a bunch of cheap ammo through it.

 

[AZ_Hunter]

It is not advisable to shoot non-jacketed lead bullets through a suppressor. Jacketed lead bullets are 100% fine. I even shoot powder coated cast lead bullets through cans, no big deal.

 

[Bowhunter46]

Partitions are 100% fine. What you shouldn’t do, is attach a sealed centerfire can to a rimfire rifle and shoot a bunch of cheap ammo through it.

Yup, I only run 300blk and 308 through it

 

[Yoteassasin]

I've killed a few with 165s and 150s I liked the non tipped 150s best .. but now I shoot 137hammers . I like them better . Seeing an over 20 bears get killed I've never seen a bear get away on anything but a poor shot . I've said it before and I'll say it till I'm blue in the face . Every single bear I've heard of that ran off was shot too high their vitals are looooow so shoot low .