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Why? To what point?
It sounds like you want to compare a bullet, an 'ice cream cone' and a truncated teardrop, all at 5 to 1 fineness ratio. And a hollow-point ice cream cone.
That fineness ratio is long for a full body (2.5-4:1) but short for a blister on a larger body(10:1).
You could generate low resolution results in Solidworks. Those results *may* translate to similar comparisons in the real world, but what do you do with that information?
There are published results for similar forms.
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