👉 The outer weapon, also known as the main or primary weapon, is the most prominent and powerful component of a firearm, typically mounted on the barrel and designed to deliver the lethal force upon impact. It is usually made from high-strength materials such as steel and features a rifling—a spiral groove inside the barrel that helps stabilize the bullet's trajectory during flight. The outer weapon is engineered to balance durability, accuracy, and safety, ensuring that it can withstand the intense forces generated during firing while maintaining a precise and controlled trajectory to ensure accurate targeting.
