The .44 S&W Special is a cartridge currently loaded with smokeless powder, as opposed to earlier cartridges such as the .44 Colt or .44 Russian. Those cartridges, generally considered obsolete, were loaded with black powder. Smokeless powder should not be used in firearms built for black powder- the pressures are too high to do so safely. You may also find .44 caliber BULLETS (not cartridges) intended for use in a black powder revolver. These are typically made of a very soft type of lead, different from the harder lead alloys (lead-tin-antimony) used in modern firearms.
As a very general rule, bullets are propelled by burning powder, pellets by air or C02
Ammunition refers to a complete cartridge consisting of a primer, case, powder charge and bullet. Bullets refers to the actual bullet component, or the projectile itself. I buy bullets to reload ammunition.
The 357 has a longer shell casing that allows for more powder.
One is white
You didn't add a second item to compare to. The difference between washing powder for top loading... and what ???
Powder or projectile
you resolve the powder by cooking,and the cooking decreases the amount of antioxidants.
ones a powder. other is pressed into a cube. your welcome
The powder is dry, the solution is wet
Gun powder, also known as black powder, is a propellant used to create a controlled explosion in firearms, providing the force needed to propel bullets or other projectiles out of the barrel. It is also used in pyrotechnics for special effects and fireworks.
Gun powder or air
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