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#1692880 - 11/14/20 01:06 PM
lead ammo through suppressor
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JCP
Single barrel
Registered: 05/30/20
Posts: 27
Loc: Virginia
City or County: Virginia Beach
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I'm looking at purchasing a suppressor and SILENCERCO doesn't recommend shooting lead projectiles through their products. Is this just a general disclaimer similar to "smoking can lead to cancer" or is there a legitimate concern for shooting lead ammo? Thanks.
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#1693083 - 11/15/20 08:04 AM
Re: lead ammo through suppressor
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ChrisC
Gun fool
Registered: 08/19/12
Posts: 777
Loc: Prince William County
City or County: Nokesville
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Leads to build up of lead deposits, and in a suppressor that cannot be disassembled it may be very difficult to clean. Since most bullets are jacketed it’s not really a problem; they are referring to cast lead projectiles.
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#1693749 - 11/17/20 08:13 AM
Re: lead ammo through suppressor
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JCP
Single barrel
Registered: 05/30/20
Posts: 27
Loc: Virginia
City or County: Virginia Beach
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Thank you very much for the information.
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