Bullets

	This is a 30-30 bullet. Bullets have certain names so they can fit the right gun. This bullet is a fairly powerful bullet.
	This is a 270 bullet. This bullet goes to the 270 rifle. This bullet is a big and powerful bullet.
	This is a 7 millimeter bullet. This bullet is very powerful and is mostly used for long range shooting. This bullet is able to go up to a mile and a half before it starts to drop
These are bullet cartages this is what a the cartages looks like after the bullet has been fired. These cartages contain gunpowder which fire the bullet off of it.
These are 30-06 bullets. These bullets are also used for long distance shooting. These bullets are very powerful.
These are 12 gauge shotgun shells. There are two kind of shotgun shells. There are slugs (Pumpkin ball or a big chunk of lead) and shot (lots of bbs. The shot is used for small game and the slugs are used for big game.
	These are shotgun slugs. These are used for big game at close range. They can also be called pumpkin ball.
This is the inside to 7 millimeter bullet. In every bullet, There is gunpowder This gunpowder is what makes the bullet fly. There is a pin on the bottom of every bullet. When this pin is struck by the gun the gunpowder will ignite.
	This is a picture of several bullets being compared. The two on the far right are Winchester and the four on the left are Remington. The two on the far right are 270 bullets. The two in the middle are 7mm bullets. The two on the left are 308 bullets.