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NOTES :
See Figure 1 for classifying splits and ruptures in fired
cartridge cases. If a longitudinal split or circumferential
rupture (partial) extends into two or more defined areas, only the
most severe defect criterion of Table I for the areas involved
shall apply. If a rupture results in separation of the cartridge
case into two or more portions, the defects shall be classified as
a complete circumferential rupture.
Metal sheared or missing from the fired cartridge case
exterior, such as rim or neck shears, shall be classed as a
defect . The lot shall not be penalized for shavings of metal from
the interior wall of the case neck in the crimped area.
For classification as a defect, there must be evidence
either by recovery of the band, or portion thereof, or by hole(s)
in the fragmentation screen(s).
Separation or breakup of projectile part(s), as evidenced
by recovering of part(s) or fragment(s), or hole(s) in the target
screen, shall be classed as a defect.
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