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For parts of pistol ammunition |
Bullet case powder charge primer |
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How a cartridge functions |
The primer is struck creating a spark which ignites the powder charge. The burning powder charge creates expanding gases which propel the projectile from the case and down the bore. |
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Cartridge characteristics |
Caliber: 9×19 MM Projectile weight: 147 grain or 124 grain Type: jacketed hollow point Manufacture: Remington/Winchester/federal Muzzle velocity: approximately 950 ft./s Maximum range: approximately 1 1/2 miles Maximum effective range: 50 yards |
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Cartridge |
The complete assembly consisting of projectile, case, primer, and powder charge. |
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Centerfire cartridge |
A cartridge whose primer is located in the center of the base of the case. |
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Grain |
A unit of weight equal to 1/7000 of a pound. |
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Primer |
A small metal cup held friction tight in the primer pocket of a centerfire cartridge case or shot shelf hull, which contains the priming compound. |
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Projectile |
Any object propelled through a firearms bore by a powder source. |
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Muzzle velocity |
The speed of the projectile in flight at the muzzle. |
