1995Journal of Forensic SciencesRequires access

Density Characterization of Armor Piercing Ammunition

Corinna Heye, Felipe De los Ríos, JI Thornton

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Abstract A 1986 Federal law regulates the manufacture, importation, and sale of armor piercing ammunition. The external appearance of various types of armor piercing ammunition are described, along with a method of density determination that will assist in distinguishing armor piercing ammunition from conventional ammunition.

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Abstract A 1986 Federal law regulates the manufacture, importation, and sale of armor piercing ammunition. The external appearance of various types of armor piercing ammunition are described, along with a method of density determination that will assist in distinguishing armor piercing ammunition from conventional ammunition.

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Abstract A 1986 Federal law regulates the manufacture, importation, and sale of armor piercing ammunition. The external appearance of various types of armor piercing ammunition are described, along with a method of density determination that will assist in distinguishing armor piercing ammunition from conventional ammunition.

Key concepts: Ammunition, Armour, Forensic engineering, Engineering, Aeronautics, Materials science, Composite material, Metallurgy

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