Can an MRI find a bullet in a body?

Question

If not, what is used to do something like that?

Answer 1

An MRI would be able to find a bullet, but as an MRI uses a large magnet to do so, the risk of pulling the bullet out in the process and causing large damage makes the use of an MRI not necessary. An X-ray of the body, or a particular section would easily be able to find a bullet as the metal in the bullet would be far denser than any of the surrounding tissue and would appear clear on the image.

Answer 2

Bullets, being made of metal, show up very well on plain x-ray.  

Answer 3

Yes, MRI can found a bullet in a body. but a Bullet can also find easily with X-ray