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Muzzle Velocity is currently only featured in [[Grenade Launchers]]!<br>
[[Category:Mechanics]]
Muzzle velocity refers to the speed at which a projectile (such as a bullet or shell) leaves the barrel of a firearm or other weapon. It is typically measured in meters per second (m/s) or feet per second (fps) and is an important factor in determining the range, accuracy, and kinetic energy of a weapon. The higher the muzzle velocity, the faster the projectile travels and the flatter its trajectory, which often results in greater accuracy over longer distances.
[[Category:Weapons]]
 
Muzzle Velocity is the speed of a projectile as it leaves the weapon. On weapon pages it is shown in meters per second, or m/s.
 
==How It Is Used==
Higher muzzle velocity usually means the projectile reaches the target faster and has a flatter trajectory. Lower muzzle velocity means the projectile travels more slowly, which can make aiming at distance or at moving targets more demanding.
 
This stat is especially noticeable on grenade launchers, rockets, and other projectile weapons where travel time and arc are part of using the weapon well.
 
==Related Pages==
* [[Projectile weight]]
* [[Range Modifier]]
* [[Grenade Launchers]]
* [[Rocket Launchers]]

Latest revision as of 01:41, 15 June 2026


Muzzle Velocity is the speed of a projectile as it leaves the weapon. On weapon pages it is shown in meters per second, or m/s.

How It Is Used

Higher muzzle velocity usually means the projectile reaches the target faster and has a flatter trajectory. Lower muzzle velocity means the projectile travels more slowly, which can make aiming at distance or at moving targets more demanding.

This stat is especially noticeable on grenade launchers, rockets, and other projectile weapons where travel time and arc are part of using the weapon well.

Related Pages