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As I understand after reading DBC tutorials and this forum, the easiest way to simulate a gunshot in FPS is to create a sphere, position it at camera location and set it to its orientation when firing, move it and detect its collision with potential targets.
However, in the "life-like" situation of a tiny bullet going very fast, chances are the sphere will go through its target without being detected for collision, being in front of target at a moment and behind it the moment after.
So what are your methods to bypass this ? I've tried some, such as firing several spheres, positioning an instant cylindric line of sight in front of the gun or trying to calculate the correct orientation of the aim with trigonometric formulas... All failures. Any good advice ?

try putting these lines in the appropriate sections of code(this is for DBC)and put the speed value very high

I came across this also. Rather than move an object to see if it hit another object i used the intersect object command. Although i had much better success with Nuclear Glory's RayIntersectTypePRO()command. Not sure if either work with DBC as i was using DBPro but it might be worth a look at.