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The 22 pages that link to Cartridge (firearms), each with the reason it gives.

• FirearmRelated: Most modern firearms are designed around the dimensions and operation of cartridges.

• Machine gunRelated: Each cycle feeds and fires one cartridge.

• Percussion capRelated: Self-contained cartridges eventually combined the cap’s ignition function with ammunition components.

• Chamber (firearms)Related: The chamber receives this assembled unit and supports its case during firing.

• Firearm actionRelated: The action handles this unit as it is chambered, fired, and removed.

• RifleRelated: A cartridge supplies and ignites the propellant that drives a rifle’s projectile.

• Smokeless powderRelated: Smokeless powder is the propellant charge inside most modern metallic cartridges.

• Repeating firearmRelated: A repeating firearm stores and fires multiple cartridges in succession.

• Automatic firearmRelated: Each firing cycle consumes a cartridge and chambers another from the supply.

• BreechloaderRelated: Its compact, self-contained form made repeated breech loading practical.

• Firing pinRelated: The firing pin acts on the primer housed in the cartridge.

• Magazine (firearms)Related: Magazines store cartridges as complete units, not loose propellant or projectiles.

• Bolt-action rifleRelated: The bolt pushes a cartridge from the magazine into the chamber.

• Gatling gunRelated: The gun's early feed system supplied cartridges to each barrel's firing sequence.

• Rotating boltRelated: The bolt closes behind the cartridge and supports its case during firing.

• Small armsRelated: Most modern small arms fire cartridges that package the components needed for each shot.

• HandgunRelated: Most modern handguns fire cartridges containing all components needed for one shot.

• Richard Jordan GatlingRelated: The Gatling gun’s operation depended on cartridges being fed and ejected in sequence.