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no parts shall be broken, deformed, displaced, come
b.
apart, or become positioned in such a manner as to make
the assembly unsafe to handle or dangerous.
if damaged or irregularity does not prevent assembly of
c.
the fuze to the cartridge, the fuze must be safe if used
without knowledge of the damage.
The distance between the muzzle of the gun and
6.3.2 Range.
the target plate.
6.3.3 Non-armed. The rotor is locked in the position in
which the rotor slot, normally occupied by the firing pin, is
aligned with the upper body firing pin hole.
Any fuze that is other than non-armed is
6.3.4 Armed fuze.
considered armed.
6.3.5 No-test. A ballistic test round which failed to
function because it missed the target or struck the target plate
so close to the outside edge or the edge of a previous hole such
that the full diameter of the fuze did not contact the plate
material.
6.3.6 Acceptable terrain. Any supportive soil or surface
such as clay, sand, sod, small rock, concrete, macadam, etc. is an
acceptable impact media. Non-supportive soil or surface such as
marsh, water, or snow is considered an unacceptable impact media.
any fuze firing defect found to have been caused by an
unacceptable impact media shall be considered a no-test.
6.3.7 Defective weapon. IF any fuze firing defect is
considered to have been caused by a defective test weapon, and
verified by the government, the firing defect shall be considered
a no-test. In such cases, the defective test weapon shall be
corrected or replaced and the test repeated in a whole or in part,
as indicated.
6.4 Submission of inspection equiment for design approvals.
See MIL-A-48078. Submit 2 copies of designs as required to
amccom, attn; DRSMC-QAF-S (D), Dover, NJ
07801
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