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What projectile would you use for a rail gun?
l would use aluminum
How fast can a projectile travel from a rail gun?
The ones the US navy has developed shoot projecticles at mach 5.
What is magnetic gun?
By Magnetic Gun, I'm assuming you are referring to a projectile weapon that uses the forces of magnetism to launch a "bullet" or projectile at high velocities. Also referred to as a "Rail Gun" The basic premise is; a series of electromagnets are placed in a row and each is turned on and off in series creating a wave effect. The projectile is ferrous, meaning it contains iron and is there for attracted to the magnetic force. As the first electromagnet is turned on, the projectile is propelled towards it, the first magnet is shut off and the second magnet energizes carrying the projectile further down the "rail". If enough magnets are used in the proper sequence, rail guns can reach remarkable speeds.
How does a rail gun work?
A railgun is an entirely electrical gun that accelerates a conductive projectile along a pair of metal rails. Railguns use two sliding or rolling contacts that permit a large electric current to pass through the projectile. This current interacts with the strong magnetic fields generated by the rails and this field is what accelerates the projectile.
What is the use of projectile gun?
To propel a projectile.
What is the different between a rocket fired from a gun and a rocket propelled projectile?
The rocket powered projectile does not have to be in a gun.
What is a guass gun?
Gauss gun. I think it's also called a "rail gun." It uses electricity and magnetism to accellerate a projectile along a track or down a tube. It does not use gunpowder, compressed air, or other common forms of shooting a bullet or pellet.
What is a better paintball gun X7 Phenom or Reflex Rail?
They are for two different styles of play, but in terms of speed and ergonomics, the Rail would be the best gun overall.
Factors that determine intermediary range gun shot wound?
Projectile speed, projectile expansion, and projectile size are a few factors that determine intermediary range of a gun shot wound.
Which is safer a cap gun or an air soft gun?
A cap gun has no projectile- airsoft does.
What is the Difference in gun calibers?
The size of the projectile.
How do you spell the projectile from a BB gun?
Oellet
