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4.4.3.6 (Cont)
Method of Inspection
Categories and Defects
Minor (Cont)
208. Radii, external, max. (except spherical radius) -----Visual
209. Finish
Visual/Feel
210. Protective coating damaged or missing --------------- Visual
211. Burr, sliver, sharp corner or edge ------------------ Visual/Feel
4.4.3.7 Metal parts assembly (See Dwg. D7258864).
Categories and Defects
Method of Inspection
Critical:
None defined.
Major:
101.
Length, shoulder to closed end, max. ----------------
Gage
102.
Diameter, at nose cap crimp, max. -------------------
Gage
103.
Exterior protective coating damaged or missing ------
Visual
104.
Crack or split in body or nose cap ------------------
Visual
105.
Foreign matter
Visual
106.
Nose cap crimp missing, improper, or less than 360--
Visual
107.
Loose nose cap
Manual
108.
Damage
Visual
109.
Firing pin missing or not "free"
110.
Diameter of firing pin guide hole below firing pin
body, min.
Gage
111.
Depth to top of precision ball, min. ----------------
Gage
112.
Contamination, cleaning agent residue, sealing
compound, oil or grease
Visual
Minor:
201.
Length, shoulder to closed end, min. ---------------- Gage
202.
Finish, exterior
Visual/Feel
203.
Nose cap crimp below flush with body taper ---------- Visual
MIL-STD-651 shall apply in defining and evaluating visual defects.
Particular attention should be given to cleanliness of the rotor detent
spring groove. The presence of foreign matter of any nature in the groove
shall cause the body to be classed defective. Machining chips are especially
objectionable. The use of a bent probe or other suitable inspection aid is
suggested to detect the foreign matter in the groove area.
Components having doubtful compliance with the requirement(s) shall be
gaged.
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