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In a broad sense, a bullet differs from a [[missile]] primarily in the fact that a bullet does not have any method of guiding or propelling itself. Both the direction a bullet travels and the velocity it reaches are determined solely in and by the barrel of the firing mechanism. In contrast, a missile, broadly defined, generally carries a supply of propellant and may include a guidance system.  

In a broad sense, a bullet differs from a [[missile]] primarily in the fact that a bullet does not have any method of guiding or propelling itself. Both the direction a bullet travels and the velocity it reaches are determined solely in and by the barrel of the firing mechanism. In contrast, a missile, broadly defined, generally carries a supply of propellant and may include a guidance system.  

==See Also==

==See Also==

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[[Category : Ammunition Components]]

[[Category : Ammunition Components]]

[[Category : Handloading]]

[[Category : Handloading]]