Which item is NOT a sign of counterfeit or tampered munition?

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Which item is NOT a sign of counterfeit or tampered munition?

Clear labels and intact packaging is not a sign of counterfeit or tampered munition because genuine rounds come with legible, consistent markings and packaging that shows no signs of damage or alteration. Counterfeit or tampered units typically reveal clues such as inconsistent markings or labels, damaged packaging, or mismatched lot numbers. Seeing clean, undamaged packaging with readable markings lowers suspicion and indicates authenticity among the given options. Always follow safety procedures and report any concerns.

Clear labels and intact packaging is not a sign of counterfeit or tampered munition because genuine rounds come with legible, consistent markings and packaging that shows no signs of damage or alteration. Counterfeit or tampered units typically reveal clues such as inconsistent markings or labels, damaged packaging, or mismatched lot numbers. Seeing clean, undamaged packaging with readable markings lowers suspicion and indicates authenticity among the given options. Always follow safety procedures and report any concerns.

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