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    Wise words there from Bruce in Oz, (thread 4; last para.) that Armourers were told to ignore at their peril. That the BULLET is the weapon. The case and propellant are the means of moving it on its way and all the rifle does is to point it in the right direction and impart gyroscopic effect to aid its accuracy
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