"live cartridge" is correct English and is often used in informal contexts.
For example: "He had no idea the gun was loaded with live cartridges".
It is the first 3D printer revolver in the world which can discharge the live cartridge made in Japan.
R v Ball did, however, create a class of dangerous – that of the act itself – where the jury knew more than the defendant; in this case, whilst the defendant knew he was loading a blank cartridge, the jury was entitled to ascribe knowledge that it might be a live cartridge to the reasonable man.
This can cause inaccuracies if fired, but it can also cause a Type-4 malfunction or problems ejecting the live cartridge.
There were only a certain number of live cartridges in the belts of the machine-guns, but the crowds were so dense that many fell.
The revolver in the gunman's hand was found to contain only spent casings, not any live cartridges, Mr. Browne said.
The suburban street was littered with spent and live cartridges and Arwani had wounds to his neck, lung, heart, stomach and liver.
The chairman and chief executive of St . Jude Medical a producer of medical devices, was detained by police officials Wednesday at the airport in New Delhi, after a live ammunition cartridge was found in his pocket, a representative for the company said.
People came up to me with mobile-phone footage of injuries, showing me what appeared to be live ammunition cartridges.
Among the ramblings and threats of violence were live rifle cartridges, fake bombs and a tape of the sender "speaking to the celebrity in a halting manner with music in the background," as Dietz recorded in his final report.
It's a world where time has been captured, where nearly every console or game cartridge lives on in one form or another, as a venerable relic being sold on eBay or as an emulation for modern computers.
But that is precisely what happened last September, when she was held in jail overnight for displaying a vase of live 9-millimeter cartridges as part of a show by Mr. Sachs.
