JTass
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What did you ask the search? Because when I googled 'what are bullets made of', the first result in the AI overview was:You need to know what you don't know. I just read that and went 'aren't they?' My shooting experience is limited to air rifles, a few weeks at a rifle club, and one time in a cocktail bar in a Japan with a pistol range in back. Very drunk people and guns - what could possibly go wrong?
"Faster than a steel bullet" is a phrase, right?
So I googled and AI was fairly useless, as we're the next 20 links to videos. But the one-minute best result was Wikipedia: "A bullet is a kinetic projectile, a component of firearm ammunition that is shot from a gun barrel. They are made of a variety of materials, such as copper, lead, steel, polymer, rubber and even wax;"
A couple other results also suggested steel bullets with lead core were a norm.
Bullets are commonly made of lead, sometimes with a copper or other metal jacket.