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Table I - Malfunctions and Unserviceable Parts Permitted in 10,200 Rounds |
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|  MIL-S-63348A(AR)
TABLE I - Malfunctions and Unserviceable Parts
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Permitted in 10,200 Rounds
Single
Two
Four
Sub
Sub
Sub
MG6
MG6
MG6
Malfunctions
Failure of Bolt to lock
1
2
3
Failure to Fire
2
3
4
Failure to Feed (from Magazine)
4
3
7
Failure to Eject
2
4
3
Failure to Chamber
3
4
6
Failure to Extract
1
2
2
Bolt Fails/Hold Rear
6
8
12
All other malfunctions
0
0
0
Total - above malfunctions combined
9
13
20
Minimum
Two
Four
life4
Sub MG5
Sub
Unserviceable Parts1
MG
Rounds
Combined
2
Bolt
5,000
4
1
Bolt Rings (3 in a unit)
4,000
2
4
Cam Pin
4,000
8
4
Extractor
4,000
8
1
Ejector Spring
4,000
2
2
Extractor Spring Assembly
4,000
4
1
Other Parts (See note 2)
1
3,000
Total Unserviceable parts above combined
8
18
Two each, Cam pin and Extractor, will be allowed Per 4 weapons to fail
before 4,000 rds, but not before 2,000 rds. These will be considered in the
number of unserviceable parts for the 4 weapons. One each, cam pin and
extractor, will be allowed, per 2 weapons to fail before 4,000 rounds, but not
before 2,000 rounds.
1. All malfunctions and-unserviceable parts occurring during the
test shall be recorded and properly identified regardless of whether
they are chargeable to the submachinegun. Malfunctions that are
traceable to components determined unserviceable after meeting
minimum life round requirements may be replaced and charged against
the submachinegun. When Government representatives have verified
that previously recorded malfunctions are attributable to the
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