The most important number of internal ballistics for next counting is a muzzle velocity (Projectile speed on the front edge of barrel).

Better efficiency can be achieved by increasing the shoulder angle, shortening the case, and reducing case taper (see internal ballistics).

Ivan Grave was one of the founders of the Soviet school of internal ballistics.

This formed the basis for the Noble-Abel gas equation for internal ballistics.

This is due to the shorter length of tube available for accelerating the higher stars (see firearms internal ballistics).

There are three aspects to ballistics: internal ballistics, external ballistics, and terminal ballistics.

In internal ballistics, swaging describes the process of the bullet entering the barrel and being squeezed to conform to the rifling.

These interactions between bullet and bore are termed internal ballistics.

The internal ballistics of a given cartridge will determine its dwell time, or the time it takes from ignition to exiting the barrel.

This patch served to seal the bore and keep the soft lead bullet from coming in contact with the bore, preventing leading (see internal ballistics).