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Why are adamantium bullets necessary?

In the Wolverine origins movie, Stryker uses adamantium bullets to take Logan down. Given that this didn't really work at all, and his goal was just to interfere with his memories, why not just use normal bullets and shoot through the eye sockets or upwards from the inner jaw?

Also, if these super bullets made a hole in Logan's face, wouldnt this leave a 'forever bullet blowout hole' all over his face and the back of his head?
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>Given that this didn't really work at all, and his goal was just to interfere with his memories, why not just use normal bullets and shoot through the eye sockets or upwards from the inner jaw?

The eye socket is a hard target to aim for. If you miss, then Wolverine can potentially be on your ass before you can get the second shot in. Adamantium bullets will given you a larger target that you can aim for.

I don't think you can fire a bullet into his brain upwards from the inner jaw. There's still bone—covered by Adamantium—so you're going to have to use those special bullets anyway. Plus, it's pretty dangerous getting that close to Wolverine.

>Also, if these super bullets made a hole in Logan's face, wouldnt this leave a 'forever bullet blowout hole' all over his face and the back of his head?

Wolverine still has his healing factor.