Related Shot Factors

Related factors of the shot

When someone is shot, their life is at risk. This is why it is so important to know the accompanying factors of a shot. They can pose a serious threat to the lives of shooters, victims and those around them. These factors must be taken into account when choosing a weapon, target profile, location, and also when shooting on training courses.

Time factors When a bullet hits a target, a derivation effect may occur. If the bullet inflicts additional energy, it can change its trajectory. As a result, the flight energy leaves the bullet before or after it hits the target. Such a change in trajectory can cause complications in transporting the bullet. In some cases, the bullet simply misses its target.

If the bullet's impact time is close to optimal, then at best it won't fly very far. This may result in a return to the firing point after leaving the target's body. This circumstance can disrupt the shooting process, so it is important to choose the appropriate types of weapons.