When a bullet penetrates the skin,the skin is pressed inward,stretched,and perforated in the stretched position.The entrance wound will be larger than the exit wound because the bullet deforms after stretching the skin and there will not be as much of the bullet to exit the body.

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The entrance wound is typically smaller than the exit wound because the bullet often expands or tumbles inside the body, causing a larger wound upon exit.

When a Bullet Penetrates the Skin,the Skin Is Pressed Inward,stretched,and