Sentence examples for fire cartridges from inspiring English sources

NEVER use rim fire cartridges, with this tool, doing so may cause loss of life!!!! CARTRIDGES WHICH HAVE EITHER AN EXPLOSIVE OR INCENDIARY PROJECTILE MUST NOT BE UNLOADED IN THE TOOL.

A 2 m long iron crossbow-bolt probably designed to carry a fire cartridge was found in a 13th-14th-century 13th-14th-century 13th-14th-century

Adopting centre-fire cartridges, France transformed its Chassepots into the 11-millimetre Modèle 1866/67 and 1874 rifles, which were named after their designer, Basile Gras.

"When this weapon is fired, cartridges eject to the right, toward the person's face," Ms. Steinberg said.

He began firing guns at the age of eight, toted pistols and semi-automatics everywhere, and as an extra precaution acquired a cane with a sword concealed inside it and another cane that fired cartridges.

With the eclipse of the early water-cooled machine guns, the term heavy was applied to machine guns firing cartridges of several times rifle calibre most often.50 inch or 12.7 millimetres.

Examination of firing pin and breech face impression on the fired cartridge case is essential link for the linkage of firearm with the fired cartridges (Sharma, 1963).

Then the fired cartridge case and bolt are blown to the rear against the main spring.

Just before 11 p.m. officers found the victim shot in the chest and at least 27 fired cartridge cases from two different caliber weapons nearby.

One solution was the metallic centre-fire cartridge with a percussion cap centred in the base of a hard brass or copper case.

During the flintlock era a number of heavy guns were developed that could fire several bullets either serially or in volley, but it was not until the mid-19th century, with the spread of centre-fire cartridge ammunition and better manufacturing techniques, that such weapons could be put to effective military use.