not in the true sense because there is no gun powder involved but it acts like a bullet only with less power.
No, A bullet requires gunpowder. A bb is a projectile
bb means bye bye or boy boy. Or maybe someone would say bb rocks!! which stands for Breaking Benjamin.update: "bb" stands for "bullet ball" which is a projectile shot out an airgun. an alternative to a bb is a "pellet" which is a more accurate and effective bullet shaped lead projectile which is also shot out of an airgun.
bb means bye bye or boy boy. Or maybe someone would say bb rocks!! which stands for Breaking Benjamin.update: "bb" stands for "bullet ball" which is a projectile shot out an airgun. an alternative to a bb is a "pellet" which is a more accurate and effective bullet shaped lead projectile which is also shot out of an airgun.
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The projectile is called a bullet.
An unfired bullet is commonly referred to as a "cartridge" or "round." A cartridge consists of the bullet (the projectile), gunpowder, and a casing that holds these components together. If specifically referring to just the projectile, it can simply be called a "bullet."
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Projectile, bullet
They propel their projectile by a different means than an actual firearm does. BB and pellet guns use air or spring propulsion, whereas a firearm's projectile is propelled by detonation.
Projectile expansion or projectile tumbling.