- at the case base (teatfire). Only small-caliber
rimfire cartridges and
centerfire cartridges have
survived into the
modern day.
Military and commercial...
- up
Cartridge or
cartridge in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cartridge may
refer to:
Cartridge (firearms), a type of
modern ammunition ROM
cartridge, a...
-
toner and ink
cartridges makes up 30% of
total printer cartridge market.[citation needed]
Remanufactured cartridges are
recycled cartridges that have been...
- can an MC
cartridge requiring another step-up
amplification outperform well made MM
cartridges that need
simpler front-end stages? MC
cartridges offer very...
- A
cartridge trap is a type of
booby trap
devised by the Viet Cong and
subsequently used
against American and
other anti-Communist
forces supporting South...
- avoided.
Toner cartridges have the same
function as ink
cartridges used by
inkjet printers. The
price of
printer manufacturers'
toner cartridges for the cheapest...
- computer; in a
video game console, the
cartridges are standalone. At the time
around their release, ROM
cartridges provided security against unauthorised...
- The R.I.P.
cartridge (round
irritant personnel) 12-gauge
ammunition comprises cartridges filled with a
mixture of
micronized CS gas, an
inert powder to...
- of all
types of
cartridges are limited, therefore, the
employer is
obliged to
replace them in a
timely manner. The use of
cartridges in the contaminated...
-
wildcat cartridge,
often shortened to wildcat, is a
custom cartridge for
which ammunition and/or
firearms are not m****-produced.
These cartridges are often...