Method of making a low cost penetrator projectile

Metal working – Bias cutting of tubular stock

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ABSTRACT:
A low cost penetrator projectile is disclosed having a hard metal penetrator core with a generally hollow conical shape. The core is formed from low carbon steel in a series of progressive dies. The formed cores are then carburized and tempered to achieve a final Rockwell hardness of between about C50 and C55.

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