The shell is filled with gunpowder. It also gets a primer, which, when hit with a firing pin, causes the (usually lead) projectile, the bullet; which was pressed into the cartridge before the trigger got pulled.
If you mean the standard 12 gram CO2 cartridges, they are not reusable.
Cartridges are used to contain materials. Ink cartridges hold ink and deposit the required amount with an electrical signal. Bullet cartridges hold bullets so a gun can be fired repeatedly.
Cartridges are used to contain materials. Ink cartridges hold ink and deposit the required amount with an electrical signal. Bullet cartridges hold bullets so a gun can be fired repeatedly.
Co2 comes out of a bb gun because of the compressed co2 cartridges that are used to propel the bb itself. Additionally, the bb gun that does not use co2 cartridges just doesnt shoot out co2, but air in general.
Use C02 to propell the pellet
7.62x39 cartridges
Fireworks, cannon shells, and firearm cartridges.
A sub-machine gun fires pistol cartridges. A machine gun fires rifle rounds.
CO2 cartridges? It depends on the weapon. Check your user manual. Actual cartridges? Oh god no. Unless you want to have a live round explode in your face.
Jean Huon has written: 'Military rifle and machine gun cartridges' -- subject(s): Ammunition, Cartridges
Power is not determined by the make of the gun, but by the caliber of the cartridge that it fires. The Desert Eagle was made in several calibers. There are revolvers that fire less powerful cartridges, and revolvers that fire more powerful cartridges.
I also have an 8G BB gun and I use the 8G N20 Seltzer cartridges in it and have had no problem. I also use "Crosman Pellgun oil" Or "RWS oil." I put a drop on the tip of the cartridge before I insert it into the pistol. This keep the pistol lubricated internally when the tip gets punctured. C02 cartridges have oil in them N20 cartridges do not.