The Engineering Behind Modern Bullets

Bullets are far more than simple projectiles; they are the result of intricate engineering designed to achieve precision, power, and efficiency. From the shape of the bullet's nose to the materials used in its core, every aspect is carefully calculated to maximize accuracy and ballistic performance. The engineering behind a bullet involves aerodynamics, metallurgy, and physics, allowing it to maintain speed, trajectory, and penetration upon impact. This video explores the various components of a bullet, the science behind its design, and how advancements in technology have refined its capabilities over time.

The process of bullet engineering requires a deep understanding of external and terminal ballistics. Manufacturers and engineers must account for factors such as drag, wind resistance, and the effect of gravity, all while optimizing wei ...