Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ...
Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ... Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ...
5. If plastic explosive is used, fill the container with the explosive using small quantities, and tamp explosive with wooden rod or stick. Note: If castable explosive is used, refer to step 4 of section 2.3. 6. Cut wooden rod to lengths 2 inches longer than the standoff length (see table). Position the rods at the corners of the explosive filled container and hold in place with tape. Note: The position of the rods on the container must conform to standoff and penetration dimensions given in the table. 7. Make a hole for blasting cap in the side of the container 1/2 inch above the liner and centered with the wooden rod.
Caution: Do not place blasting cap in place until the linear shaped charge is ready for use. How to Use 1. Place blasting cap into hole on the side of the container. If nonelectric cap is used, be sure cap is crimped around fuse and fuse is long enough to provide safe delay. 2. Place (tape if necessary) the linear shaped charge on the target so that nothing is between base of charge and target. 3. If electric cap is used, connect blasting cap wires to firing circuit.
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5. If plastic explosive is used, fill the container with the<br />
explosive using small quantities, and tamp explosive<br />
with wooden rod <strong>or</strong> stick.<br />
Note: If castable explosive is used, refer to step 4 of<br />
section 2.3.<br />
6. Cut wooden rod to lengths 2 inches longer than the<br />
standoff length (see table). Position the rods at the<br />
c<strong>or</strong>ners of the explosive filled container and hold in<br />
place with tape.<br />
Note: The position of the rods on the container must<br />
conf<strong>or</strong>m to standoff and penetration dimensions given in<br />
the table.<br />
7. Make a hole f<strong>or</strong> blasting cap in the side of the container 1/2 inch above the liner and centered with the<br />
wooden rod.