*UPDATE: ITS OUT***Round stuck inside 308 can, what now?!

[drycan]

that can is like .15 thick CM pretty much bulletproof, any lead hitting the internals just fragments/evaporates, would not do it with a AL can however

[urban assault]

Yeah, drop another round in and see if you can beat your time!



Seriously, glad this was finally resolved for you.

-urban

[Veritas]

Ok, I have to ask...


So you attached the suppressor to a .22 and shot the baffles of the suppressor with the .22 and that broke apart the bullet??

[ick]

It seems like the round was in the way of the bore and the 22lr striking the side of the jacket blew it apart... enough to get out the pieces. The round was wet from all the work to float and wash it out that it did not go off.

[Fastflt1]

Alright!

I knew that would work.

[Selectedmarksman]

Holy s--t that was ballsy.

I'm glad it all worked out fine, now be careful with that thing.

[Libertarian_Geek]

Holy s--t that was ballsy.
I'm glad it all worked out fine, now be careful with that thing.

Ditto. I second the "Ballsy."

I think that doubloon was really wanting to see the paint-shaker method solve it.

This paint-shaker:


Not this one:


I'm sure that most of you would concur.