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- A bourrelet is a portion of an elongated artillery projectile which is used in conjunction with the projectile's driving band, or rotating band, to stabilize its flight. (en)
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- The bourrelet is identified by the white line around the circumference of this mortar projectile. No rotating band is required for use in an unrifled mortar (en)
- The unpainted bourrelet is between the yellow and black paint while the copper rotating band is near the bottom of the projectile (en)
- The bourrelet is the forward part of the sabot, supporting the front of the projectile (en)
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- A bourrelet is a portion of an elongated artillery projectile which is used in conjunction with the projectile's driving band, or rotating band, to stabilize its flight. (en)
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