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TM 9-1300-277
Figure 5-22. Nonelectric dual firing system for a
single charge.
5-22. IGNITION TRAINS
An ignition train will be used in pit, trench, or
surface burning operations to allow personnel sufficient
time to reach a safe distance prior to combustion of
munitions being disposed of. A nonelectric ignition train
consists of a fuse igniter, time blasting fuse, and a small
bag of smokeless powder. An electrical ignition train
consists of a blasting machine, firing wire, flashvented
squib, and a small bag of srokeless powder which may
be purchased locally in cne-pound cans, NSN 1375-
00772-1369 or 1370. Official nomenclature is Powder,
rifle, smokeless, Class 1.3C.
5-23. PREPARATION OF IGNITION TRAINS
Ignition trains will be prepared as follows:
WARNING
DISASSEMBLY
OF
MUNITIONS
ITEMS TO OBTAIN PROPELLANT IS
UNAUTHORIZED.
Figure 5-21. Detonating cord priming methods.
a. Nonelectric.
5-21. DUAL ELECTRIC PRIMING SYSTEM
(1) The method of preparing and testing the
Dual electric priming should be used when dual
time blasting fuse is the same as in the assembly of
electric firing systems are not used. This consists of
nonelectric firing system.  Follow paragraphs 5-4a, b,
one electric firing wire with two electric blasting caps
and c.
connected in parallel (fig. 5-26).
(2) Attach M60 fuse igniter to one end of
fuse.
Change 2
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