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By the late [[24th century]], weapons that fired bullets were relatively rare. In [[2375]], when three [[Starfleet]] officers on board [[Deep Space 9]] were killed with [[tritanium]] bullets, [[Chief of Operations|Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien]] pointed out that one didn't see bullets every day. ({{DS9|Field of Fire}}). |
By the late [[24th century]], weapons that fired bullets were relatively rare. In [[2375]], when three [[Starfleet]] officers on board [[Deep Space 9]] were killed with [[tritanium]] bullets, [[Chief of Operations|Chief]] [[Miles O'Brien]] pointed out that one didn't see bullets every day. ({{DS9|Field of Fire}}). |
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| − | [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] also used bullets to kill two [[Borg]] on the [[holodeck]] by using a holographic [[Thompson submachine gun|Tommy gun]] |
+ | [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] also used bullets to kill two [[Borg]] on the [[holodeck]] by using a holographic [[Thompson submachine gun|Tommy gun]]. ({{film|8}}) |
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A bullet was a projectile propelled by a firearm. Most bullets were made from a type of metal.
In the alternate reality created by Nero's temporal incursion, Montgomery Scott described the notion of transwarp beaming as being like "trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet, whilst wearing a blindfold, riding a horse." (Star Trek)
By the late 24th century, weapons that fired bullets were relatively rare. In 2375, when three Starfleet officers on board Deep Space 9 were killed with tritanium bullets, Chief Miles O'Brien pointed out that one didn't see bullets every day. (DS9: "Field of Fire").
Captain Jean-Luc Picard also used bullets to kill two Borg on the holodeck by using a holographic Tommy gun. (Star Trek: First Contact)