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    The document contains questions about the parts of pistol and rifle cartridges such as the jacket, lead, extractor groove, primer cup, rim, neck, shoulder, disc, vent, anvil, primer mixture, headstamp, rebated case design, and rim fire primer location. It also discusses cartridge types, components like the shell/casing, propellant, and black powder ingredients. The questions cover topics such as cartridge unit assembly, sealing breech pressure, and forensic marking of cartridge evidence. Magnum ammunition and propellants like nitroglycerin are also addressed.

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    The document contains questions about the parts of pistol and rifle cartridges such as the jacket, lead, extractor groove, primer cup, rim, neck, shoulder, disc, vent, anvil, primer mixture, headstamp, rebated case design, and rim fire primer location. It also discusses cartridge types, components like the shell/casing, propellant, and black powder ingredients. The questions cover topics such as cartridge unit assembly, sealing breech pressure, and forensic marking of cartridge evidence. Magnum ammunition and propellants like nitroglycerin are also addressed.

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    The document contains questions about the parts of pistol and rifle cartridges such as the jacket, lead, extractor groove, primer cup, rim, neck, shoulder, disc, vent, anvil, primer mixture, headstamp, rebated case design, and rim fire primer location. It also discusses cartridge types, components like the shell/casing, propellant, and black powder ingredients. The questions cover topics such as cartridge unit assembly, sealing breech pressure, and forensic marking of cartridge evidence. Magnum ammunition and propellants like nitroglycerin are also addressed.

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    Foren 6

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    The document contains questions about the parts of pistol and rifle cartridges such as the jacket, lead, extractor groove, primer cup, rim, neck, shoulder, disc, vent, anvil, primer mixture, headstamp, rebated case design, and rim fire primer location. It also discusses cartridge types, components like the shell/casing, propellant, and black powder ingredients. The questions cover topics such as cartridge unit assembly, sealing breech pressure, and forensic marking of cartridge evidence. Magnum ammunition and propellants like nitroglycerin are also addressed.

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    Question 1

    The 4 main parts of the pistol cartridge are already labeled.


    Label the specific parts that are pointed by the red arrows.
    1. JACKET
    2. LEAD
    3. EXTRACTOR GROOVE
    4. PRIMER CUP
    5. RIM
    Question 2
    Name the specific parts of the rifle cartridge pointed by the red arrows.
    1. NECK
    2. SHOULDER
    Question 3
    Label the specific parts of the cartridge that are pointed by the red arrows.
    1. DISC
    2. VENT
    3. ANVIL
    4. PRIMER MIXTURE
    5. PRIMER CUP
    6. HEADSTAMP
    Question 4
    What type of cartridge case design is used in this cartridge?
     REBATED
    Question 5
    These are the cartridge types according to location of primer. The red color represents the priming mixture.
     RIM FIRE
    Question 6
    The types of cartridges according to the location of primer are the following, except –
     LIVE FIRE
    Question 7
    Talking about small arms ammunition, the cylindrical container for the gunpowder is  the –
     SHELL
    Question 8
    Ammunition for pistols have a shell that is classified as –
     STRAIGHT-RIMLESS TYPE
    Question 9
    Bottleneck rimless shell are designed for cartridges loaded in –
     MODERM RIFLES
    Question 10
    3 main functions of the cartridge case aka casing:
     The casing assembles the bullet, gunpowder and primer as one _UNIT
     The casing works as a waterproof _CONTAINER_ for the gunpowder.
     It _SEALS _ the breech end of the barrel to prevent gas/pressure from leaking during the actual firing.
    Question 11
    A ROUND is a term synonymous with a fully loaded cartridge containing a projectile, propellant, primer and
    casing.
     MISFIRE
     HANGFIRE
    Question 12
    What specific part of revolver ammo limits the forward travel of the cartridge into the chamber?
     RIM
    Question 13
    What is the best description of a complete unfired unit that is loaded in the chamber of a gun ready to be fired?
     CARTRIDGE
    Question 14
    During firing, which is ignited by a flash inside the cartridge and rapidly burns thus converted into hot gases?
     PROPELLANT
    Question 15
    Who developed the first propellant known today as black powder?
     CHINESE ALCHEMISTS
    Question 16
    Based on the basic formula of black powder, what ingredient provides oxygen?
     KNO3
    Question 17
    Paul Vieille developed the first smokeless powder mentioned in the history of ammunition as –
     POUDRE B
    Question 18
    The gunpowder is the ammunition component loaded in the cartridge case that serves as propellant. 
    It is the so-called fuel of the cartridge.
     Hence, the function of the gunpowder is to generate ENERGY that is sufficient to launch the
    PROJECTILE.
    Question 19
    In marking evidence cartridge case that were found at the shooting incident scene, you should place your
    marks as the recovering officer at the following areas, except -
     BASE ARE
    Question 20
    Why is the magnum ammo more powerful than its regular ammo counterpart?
     MAGNUM AMMO CONTAINS MORE PROPELLANT
    Question 21
    Single base propellant is also known as –
     NITROGLYCERIN
    Question 22
    Cartridge case manufacturing process is called-
     CUPPING PROCESS
    Question 23
    A single piece of gunpowder is called ____.
     STICK PROPELLANTS
    Question 24
    He is credited for discovering the ingredients of black powder.
     ROGER BACON
    Question 25
    This is the main ingredient of black powder.
     POTASSIUM NITRATE
    Question 26
    Without this, the other parts of the cartridge cannot be assembled into a unit.
     CARTRIDGE CASE

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