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Projectile | [[Category:Mechanics]] | ||
[[Category:Weapons]] | |||
Projectile weight is the mass of the bullet, shell, grenade, or other projectile fired by a weapon. On weapon pages it is usually shown in grams and grains. | |||
==How It Is Used== | |||
Projectile weight is mostly a descriptive weapon stat. It helps show the difference between small pistol bullets, rifle bullets, shotgun projectiles, grenades, rockets, and other ammunition types. | |||
A heavier projectile is not automatically better on its own. Damage, velocity, range behavior, fire rate, and weapon handling all matter when comparing weapons. | |||
==Related Pages== | |||
* [[Ammo]] | |||
* [[Muzzle Velocity]] | |||
* [[Damage]] | |||
* [[Weapons of Vietnam]] | |||
Latest revision as of 01:41, 15 June 2026
Projectile weight is the mass of the bullet, shell, grenade, or other projectile fired by a weapon. On weapon pages it is usually shown in grams and grains.
How It Is Used
Projectile weight is mostly a descriptive weapon stat. It helps show the difference between small pistol bullets, rifle bullets, shotgun projectiles, grenades, rockets, and other ammunition types.
A heavier projectile is not automatically better on its own. Damage, velocity, range behavior, fire rate, and weapon handling all matter when comparing weapons.