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		This early form of cartridge had to be rammed into the muzzleloader's barrel, and either a small charge of gunpowder in the touch hole or an external percussion cap mounted on the touch hole ignited the gunpowder in the cartridge.
		Caseless cartridges are now being explored: instead of using brass as the cartridge case, these would hold the cartridge together with paper or some other substance that is destroyed when the gun is fired, eliminating the problem of brass casings ejecting and littering the ground.
		The cartridge fired by these rifles is midway in power between a pistol cartridge and a high-power rifle round, which gives the soldier the close-in spray ability of a submachine gun with the more precision long-range shooting of a high-power rifle round.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) - Definition, explanation
		This cartridge was used with the muzzle-loading military firearm, the base of the cartridge being ripped or bitten off by the soldier, the powder poured into the barrel, and the bullet then rammed home.
		The mechanism of the flint-lock musket, in which the pan was covered by the furrowed steel struck by the flint, rendered this method of priming unnecessary, as, in loading, a portion of the charge of powder passed from the barrel through the vent into the pan, where it was held by the cover and hammer.
		In the case of military rifles the breech-loading cartridge case was first adopted in principle by the Prussians about 1841 in the needle-gun breech-loader.
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	Cartridge (firearms) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This cartridge was used with the muzzle-loading military firearm, the base of the cartridge being ripped or bitten off by the soldier, the powder poured into the barrel, and the bullet then rammed home.
		The mechanism of the flint-lock musket, in which the pan was covered by the furrowed steel struck by the flint, rendered this method of priming unnecessary, as, in loading, a portion of the charge of powder passed from the barrel through the vent into the pan, where it was held by the cover and hammer.
		Cartridges for punt guns are usually 1½ inches (37 mm) in diameter and 9¾ inches (248 mm) in length.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cartridge or round packages the bullet, gunpowder and primer into a single metallic case precisly made to fit the firing chamber of a firearm.
		Where two numbers are together, the first is the diameter, and the second is the cartridge length, e.g.
		In the 1950s it was the standard NATO cartridge for rifles, but recoil and weight proved problematic.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cartridge or round packages the bullet, gunpowder and primer of firearm s in a single case made to a precise shape to fit the firing chamber of the firearm.
		The earliest efficient modern cartridge case was the pin-fire, patented, according to some authorities, by Houiller, a Paris gunsmith, in 1847 ; and, according to others, by Lefaucheux, also a Paris gunsmith, in or about 1850.
		Cartridge Headstamps and ammo Photographs of cartridge heads sorted by country.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cogan of Accurate Plating and Weaponry is a maestro of the 1911...
		Also available is the TASER Cartridge Pouch that accommodates one extra cartridge and is available in the same materials as the X26 holster, including the Mirage Nylon Basket...
		Later the solid-drawn, central-fire cartridge case, made of one entire solid piece of tough hard metal, an alloy of copper, &c., with a solid head of thicker metal, has been generally substituted.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cartridge or round packages the bullet gunpowder and primer of firearms in a single metallic case made a precise shape to fit the firing of the firearm.
		This cartridge was used with the muzzle-loading firearm the base of the cartridge being or bitten off by the soldier the poured into the barrel and the bullet rammed home.
		The detonator was the hinder surface of the wad and by a needle driven forward from the through the base of the cartridge and the powder by the action of a spring set free by the pulling of trigger.
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	Encyclopedia: Cartridge (weaponry) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A centerfire cartridge is a cartridge in which the primer is located in the center of the cartridge case head.
		The Dreyse needle-gun (German das Zündnadelgewehr or figuratively firing-pin rifle) was a military breechloading rifle, famous as the arm of the Prussians in 1866 and of the Germans in 1870 and 1871.
		Handloading is the process used to create firearm cartridges by hand versus those put together en masse and sold commercially, generally in packages of 6 to 50.
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	Operation Phips : Weaponry Recovered (1996)
		British colonial ordinances of the mid to late 17th century stipulated that members of the militia were required to maintain a cartridge pouch with a specified number of carefully prepared cartridges as part of their militia obligation.
		Cartridges consisted of a premeasured charge of granulated powder with lead shot at one end, all contained in a rolled sheet of brown paper.
		The shooter extracted the cartridge from the pouch, bit open the lower end and poured a small amount of powder into the pan on the lock plate, an action known as “priming the pan”.
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		Jun 05, 2003 Model XP Cartridge uses 4.1 gram probe with barbed tip that is 0.35 in.
		Cartridge impacts with significantly more momentum, and can compress or move clothing barriers 140% greater than standard projectile.
		Oct 31, 2002 Handheld Models MT1888 and MT1888A are Laser Source/Spot Simulators for use in missile testing and pre-flight checkup of laser-guided munitions such as Hellfire, Hellfire II, AGM-65E, and Paveway.
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	An Introduction to Collecting .30-06 by Chris Punnett
		The.30-06 cartridge can be looked at as the result of several different developments that took place during the closing decades of the nineteenth century.
		By 1903, the original.30-01 cartridge had lost its thick rim and had been adopted as the.30 Model of 1903 - the ".30-03", and in the same year the Springfield was also adopted as the.30 Rifle, Model of 1903.
		A Pressure Test cartridge is loaded to a specific pressure which may be a equal to a load it is intended to duplicate or sometimes less depending on its use.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This cartridge was used with the muzzle-loading military firearm, the base of the cartridge being ripped or bitten off by thesoldier, the powder poured into the barrel, and the bullet then rammed home.
		Themechanism of the flint-lock musket, in which the pan was covered by the furrowed steel struck by the flint, rendered this methodof priming unnecessary, as, in loading, a portion of the charge of powder passed from the barrel through the vent into the pan,where it was held by the cover and hammer.
		The detonator was in the hinder surface of the wad, and fired by a needle drivenforward from the breech, through the base of the cartridge and through the powder, by the action of a spiral spring set free bythe pulling of the trigger.
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		Cartridge (electronics) - a module to be inserted into a larger piece of equipment, for example a games cartridge in a games console, or an ink cartridge in a printer.
		Cartridge paper is a high quality type of heavy paper used for illustration, drawing, etc. It was originally used for making cartridges of the weaponry kind, hence the name.
		This cartridge variant index site has been developed to help wayward users find the information they are looking for, no matter how they are mistakenly spelled or mistyped.
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	Brother Toner Cartridges (Site not responding. Last check: )
		R.I.P 12 gauge close-range ammunition comprises cartridges filled with a mixture of micronized CS, an inert powder to add weight, and a further non-toxic powder which, on compression and friction, produces a large amount of carbon dioxide gas on exiting the barrel of the shotgun.
		The cartridge was designed in 1956 around a single reel with the two ends of the plastic recording tape joined with a piece of conductive foil tape to make one continuous loop.
		The tape was pulled from the inside of the reel, passed across the opening at the end of the cartridge and wound back onto the outside of the same reel.
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	Blank article - Blank blank (archeology) biface stone tool blank (Scrabble) blank - What-Means.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A blank (Scrabble) is a unique tile that rather than having one of the letters of the alphabet printed on it, it has a blank face and can be substituted for any letter the player desires.
		A blank (cartridge) is a type of cartridge for a gun that contains gunpowder but no bullet or shot.
		A blank expression is either one of slight confusion when someone refers to something which you do not understand or a face where you which to hide your expression from other people.
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	Bullet (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although the term is occasionally used to refer to the combination of bullet, case, gunpowder, and primer, such an item is properly called a Cartridge (weaponry)cartridge.
		A cartridge without a bullet is called a blank (cartridge)blank/.
		The Geneva Accords on Humane Weaponry and the Hague Convention prohibit certain kinds of ammunition for use by armies.
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	Firearm Article, Firearm Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cartridges continue to thisday to be the standard in modern firearms.
		The percussive cap is placed at the rear of the cartridge, either on the rim (in whichcase it is a rimfire cartridge to be fired in a rimfire weapon) or at the center of the back of the cartridge (in which case itis a centerfire cartridge).
		Caseless cartridges have been invented: these hold the cartridge together with paper or some other substance that's destroyedwhen the weapon is fired, eliminating the problem of brass casings ejecting and littering the ground.
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	MacPherson strut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This type of suspension is only used with monocoque (unitary) body construction since the upper mounting can be a reinforced portion of the inner wheel well.
		The strut will usually carry both the coil spring on which the body is suspended and the shock absorber, which is usually in the form of a cartridge mounted within the strut.
		The strut also usually has a steering arm built into the lower inner portion.
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	Rifling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Typically, the inside of the barrel is of a smaller diameter than the bullet.
		When the cartridge is fired, the bullet is forced into the barrel and the rifling engages the bullet, deforming it somewhat.
		As the bullet is propelled down the barrel, it begins to spin.
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	Cartridge (weaponry) : Cartridge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A cartridge or round packages the bullet, gunpowder and percussion cap of firearms in a single convenient throw-away package.
		After the bullet leaves the barrel the pressure is released and the cartridge case is pulled out of the chamber.
		The size of a cartridge is generally measured in millimeters of length.
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		The weaponry includes everything from actual weapons to simulations that will allow us a degree of realism while maintaining some safety.
		The CO2 cartridges are much easier to reload compared to the typical “green gas” utilized by the gas powered Airsoft.
		Propulsion power is supplied by a standard 12 gram CO2 cartridge, while the feeding and rate of fire are powered by 6 AA batteries.
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		The M60 could be fired from a bipod, a tripod, or from the hip.
		Perhaps its greatest shortcoming was the weight of its cartridge belts, which limited the amount of ammunition that could be carried into the field.
		M16 cartridges came in 20 or 30-round "clips," which could be quickly popped in and out of the rifle's loading port during firefights.
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		It’s a military cartridge, as was the.30-04 Krag.
		Same is true for the other cartridges with a hyphen in their name, including the puny.25-20, the.45-70, and several others.
		The fact is the names of cartridges often have little to do with their performance relative to other cartridges.
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		Breech Cap, an almost obsolete.22 rimfire cartridge, usually powered by the primer alone and firing a very light bullet...
		They were loaded with loose flpowder and a bare bullet, or with paper cartridges.
		Cartridge firing big bore sixguns just did not happen overnight.
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	Ultra-Tech Slugthrowers
		These weapons fire shotgun-like cartridges; instead of pellets, however, the cartridges are loaded with tiny darts.
		A flechette cartridge is also available for TL8 grenade launchers, for use as a short-range anti-personnel round.
		GMs may wish to deviate from the traditional "ray-gun" view of future weaponry, and some fictional backgrounds also disregard lasers and stay with the tried-and-true missile weapon.
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	Civil War Artillery - Weaponry
		The crew members, each of whom had a specific duty, would set the cartridge inside the muzzle and ram it down the tube with a rammer.
		A soldier at the rear of the gun jabbed a wire pick through a vent in the breech to open the cartridge bag and expose the powder.
		A primer was placed through the vent, and attached to a lanyard, which was pulled to ignite the powder and fire the shot.
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	Percussion cap (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Eventually, caps were incorporated into the rear of metallic cartridge (weaponry)cartridge/s.
		Caps are used in cartridge (weaponry)cartridges, grenades, Rocket propelled grenade/s, and rescue flares.
		October 9, 2005 â” The scene at this yearâs annual Brownsville Latin Jazz Festival is sure to mirror the colorful, fun and familiar atmosphere its organizers have cultivated for the last nine years.
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	Ammunition-Based Weaponry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The built-in fuel cartridge provides enough fuel for two 6-second discharges.
		The weapon's miniature laser tracking system "paints" the target with an electronic homing signature, snabling the flechette cartridge to follow the target's movement while in flight to a limited degree.
		Once within 3 meters of the target, the cartridge explodes, releasing dozens of tiny flechette darts powerful enough to puncture blast vests, ceramic armor, and even the plasteel armor plate worn by stormtroopers.
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	Cartridge %28weaponry%29
		Manufacturer of phono cartridge, cartridge force gauge and leveling gauge, interconnect and speaker cables.
		Produces powders, wads, cartridge cases and cartridges for the hunting and the shooting.
		At Ballard Rifle and Cartridge, LLC, we are seriously committed to producing the highest quality re-issue of the famous Ballard Single Shot Rifle.
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	Recoil (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It has to be absorbed by for example the wrist, the shoulder or the carriage.
		For handguns it has to be limited to avoid breaking one's wrist, see also cartridge (weaponry).
		It should be noted that the impact to the target can be no greater than the impact of the recoil, due to the law of conservation of momentum.
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