Armor-piercing projectile

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1979-01-02

1981-03-17

Tudor, Harold J.

Ammunition and explosives

Igniting devices and systems

102 923, 102 924, F42B 1114, F42B 1304, F42B 1526

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042560390

ABSTRACT:
An armor-piercing projectile is provided having hardened multi-layers and being relatively simple in design. The projectile includes an axial bore, a continuous strip of metallic glass wound about the core to form for the projectile a laminated body, a generally conical frontal surface, and a transverse rear surface, and a bonding agent for joining the adjacent laminated surfaces.

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