.50 Caliber BMG Case/Bullet separated

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I've taken apart the cartridge into separate casing and bullet parts, allowing you to print them either singly or together. My original model refused to print properly, with the nozzle consistently sagging - I attribute this issue to the filament's poor quality. To work around the slow printing speed of 20mm/s, I decided to divide the model into two distinct parts. This enables you to print the actual bullet in a different color if desired. I've also hollowed out the design for fun, and while it might not be useful, perhaps it could serve as a unique pen holder - just keep in mind that the neck is narrower than the body, offering limited flexibility. Remember, this object should never be used with gunpowder or any other hazardous materials. It's also essential to avoid exposing it to food, as your 3D printer may not meet food safety standards. Originally, I aimed to add a screw thread, but after several failed attempts, I abandoned the idea.