muzzle velocity

Converse of object

• have: The heavy, blunt-nosed lead bullet, nearly half an inch in diameter, had a muzzle velocity of 600ft per second.
• permit: An additional benefit was that the light weight permitted a higher muzzle velocity, reducing the time of flight.

Adjective modifier

• high: An additional benefit was that the light weight permitted a higher muzzle velocity, reducing the time of flight.
• low: Because air rifles have comparatively lower muzzle velocities and lighter ammunition, even a light breeze will often affect your aim.

Noun used with modifier

• m/s: But the 245 m/s muzzle velocity of these weapons was far too low, and they failed in combat.