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A liner for an explosive shaped charge is formed from a mixture of powdered metals into three or more conical sections wherein the axial height of the first two sections is 30% to 70% of the total liner height. The first conical section may be formed to an included angle of about 20° to about 60°. T

A liner for an explosive shaped charge is formed from a mixture of powdered metals into three or more conical sections wherein the axial height of the first two sections is 30% to 70% of the total liner height. The first conical section may be formed to an included angle of about 20° to about 60°. The second conical section is formed to a greater included angle of about 30° to about 70°. The third conical section is formed to a density less than that of the first and second section and to an included angle that is preferably greater than the first section and equal to or less than the second section.

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1. A shaped charge liner comprising at least three axially aligned, substantially frusto-conical sections formed by a mixture of compacted powdered metal, said sections having respective inner and outer substantially frusto-conical surfaces whereby inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a first

1. A shaped charge liner comprising at least three axially aligned, substantially frusto-conical sections formed by a mixture of compacted powdered metal, said sections having respective inner and outer substantially frusto-conical surfaces whereby inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a first section fairly transition into respective inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a second section and respective inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a second section fairly transition into inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a third section, a second conical angle respective to the inner frustoconical surface of said second section being greater than a first conical angle respective to the inner frusto-conical surface of said first section and a third conical angle respective to the inner frustoconical surface of said third section being less than said second conical angle but greater than said first conical angle.2. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein said first conical angle is about 20° to about 600.3. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein said second conical angle is about 30° to about 70°.4. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein said third conical angle is about 30° to about 70°.5. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein a fourth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said first section is up to about 10° greater than said first conical angle.6. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein a fifth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said second section is up to about 10° greater than said second conical angle.7. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein a sixth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said second section is up to about 20° greater than said third conical angle.8. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein a summation of an axial length respective to said first and second sections is about 30% to about 70% of a summation of an axial length of said first, second and third sections.9. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein said powdered metal mixture comprises copper and lead.10. A shaped charge liner as described by claim 1 wherein said powdered metal mixture respective to said third section is less dense than said first or second sections.11. A shaped charge assembly comprising a charge of highly explosive material that is intimately formed about a concave liner, said liner comprising a mixture of powdered metal that has been compacted to a consolidated configuration comprising at least three, axially aligned, substantially frusto-conical sections, said sections having respective inner and outer substantially frustoconical surfaces whereby inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a first section fairly transition into respective inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a second section and inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of said second cone section fairly transition into respective inner and outer frusto-conical surfaces of a third section, a second conical angle respective to the inner frusto-conical surface of said second section being greater than a first conical angle respective to the inner frusto-conical surface of said first section and a third conical angle respective to the inner frustoconical surface of said third section being less than said second conical angle but greater than said first conical angle.12. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein said first conical angle is about 20° to about 60°.13. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 1 wherein said second conical angle is about 30° to about 70°.14. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 1 wherein said third conical angle is about 30° to about 70°.15. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein a fourth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said first section is up to about 10° greater than said first conical angle.16. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein a fifth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said second section is up to about 10° greater than said second conical angle.17. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein a sixth conical angle respective to the outer frusto-conical surface of said second section is up to about 20° greater than said third conical angle.18. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein a summation of an axial length respective to said first and second sections is about 30% to about 70% summation of an axial length of said first, second and third sections.19. A shaped charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein said powdered metal mixture comprises copper and lead.20. Charge assembly as described by claim 11 wherein the powdered metal mixture respective to said third section is compaction of said first or second sections.