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The rifling inside of the barrel causes the bullet to spin as it passes through the barrel.
Correct Answer:
True
Explanation:
Rifling grooves inside the barrel twist in a helical pattern, and as the bullet is propelled by the expanding gases, it engages those grooves and begins to rotate. That spin gives the bullet gyroscopic stability, helping it stay pointed along its path and reducing wobble, which improves accuracy at longer distances. Because the rifling is specifically designed to impart that rotation, the statement is true. If someone claimed it isn’t, that would ignore how rifled barrels work.

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