"blank cartridge" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to an ammunition without a bullet, or a cartridge used in a weapon that is not intended to fire a projectile, such as a blank gun. Example sentence: He purchased a blank cartridge to use in his weekend target practice.
A cousin phoned to say police had found two guns, the murder weapon, and a converted imitation Walther PPK blank cartridge pistol.
This is a clever: a blank cartridge, not typically of use in wartime, serving as a primer for an explosive shell.
Grenades can be launched from the muzzle of a rifle either by the force of a cartridge or by the expanding gases of a blank cartridge.
In spite of the high-potential danger causing injuries no study on accidents due to blank cartridge mouse shooters has been published yet.
The discovery of the bullet fired at the Queen completely disposes of the theory that the charge contained in the chamber of the weapon was merely a blank cartridge.
At the opposing end of each cylinder, which is closed, workers have drilled a narrow hole into which a.22-caliber blank cartridge, of the sort used in a starter pistol at a track meet, is inserted.
As regards the riflemen, either a large number of blank cartridges were used or the shooting was intentionally bad.
Some of them drew their revolvers and began to fire, but they either used blank cartridges or fired over the heads of the crowd.
The bullets come dangerously near to William Halowell Magee (Mr. MacLean); who only a second before had told the charming young heroine that the men were firing off blank cartridges.
The last time the woman at the box office said that she needn't be afraid because in this play they use blank cartridges.
Case D: Reverend D-who had wild impulse to fire blank cartridges, lived near the Holland Tunnel and heard backfiring trucks.
