The British army was one of the first to make this which is a pointed bullet
A bullet
A wadcutter is simply a style or shape of a bullet that cuts a hole in a paper target cleanly so that the shot may be judged easily for score. A wadcutter bullet is basically just a barrel shaped bullet...conical. There is also a "semi-wadcutter" bullet that has a sharp shoulder beneath a tapered tip.
conical is an adjectiveso, for example: "It had a conical shape"
There is no meaning of conical flasks. They have uses.
A conical flask.
Today's dunce shall wear the conical cap for the rest of the day. Some volcanoes are conical in shape.
Why plants grow on mountain in conical shape
Barren Island is becoming conical in shape.
Hollow Point bullets have a hollow nose or an hole in the nose of the bullet. This causes the bullet to mushroom into a larger diameter when it hits something. A regular bullet is conical or blunt nose in shape. Some can be pure lead or can be jacketed with a bronze or copper coating.
When muskets were rifled, the gunsmith used a bit to carve grooves in the length of the barrel. The groove is a depression cut, which created a lan, which was the uncut area. Rifling served to impart a spin on the projectile, which stabilized the flight of the bullet, helping it to travel farther and more accurately. The Minie ball, which is a conical shaped bullet, was hollow at the base, with a skirt about 1/16" of an inch thick and about 3/16 in depth. When the black powder ignited behind the bullet, the force of the explosion caused the skirt to expand, engaging the soft lead bullet into the rifling, thus causing the bullet to spin.
Conical flux is a term used in physics to describe the flow of a field through a conical surface. This arises in various fields such as electromagnetics, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer. The conical shape of the surface plays a role in determining the behavior of the flux.
A conical flash is a type of explosive event that produces a rapidly expanding cone of gases and debris. It is characterized by a distinctive conical shape as the explosive force propagates outward. Conical flashes are often observed in military or industrial explosions.