Much of the life of an Indian citizen was governed by their caste- or social position. Many were Hindu, and some were Moslem. The rumor began that the bullets of the cartridges were lubricated with beef tallow (fat) or pig fat. Since the cow is a sacred animal in the Hindu religion, and the pig is an unclean animal in the Moslem religion, and the paper cartridges were used by BITING the end off the cartridge (before pouring the powder down the barrel) a rumor began that this was a plan by the English to break the caste of the Sepoys by exposing them to a forbidden practice. The resistance by the Sepoys was poorly handled, and was the start of the "Indian Mutiny". In fact, neither beef tallow nor pig fat was used on the cartridges- but rumors can be very damaging.
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The rumor that the British were forcing Muslim and Hindu soldiers to use cartridges greased with cow and pig fat
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No. Two different cartridges, they do not interchange.
Ddepends entirely on which rifle- there are thousands of different cartridges, and different bullet types. Sorry-
The G3 rifle can chamber the 7.62x51 NATO cartridge, and it could chamber the .308 Winchester if it needed to. No other cartridges are compatible with this rifle.
Firearms that use rimfire cartridges, such as the .22 Short or Long rifle, small caliber handguns such as the .25 and .32, rifles that use pistol cartridges, etc. These are cartridges that would not generally be suitable for hunting deer and larger animals, usually grouped as "big game".
Yes, short, long, or long rifle, that's what it's made for.... I believe the ammo companies actually stopped making plain "longs".
Depends on the cartridge, Early cartridges used black powder, Modern cartridges use smokeless powder, based on nitrocellulose and nitroglycerin. There are hundreds of different smokeless powders that have different recipes, grain shapes, and burning rates.
No. If you try that the gun will blow up and you might be injured. You need 8mm Mauser ammunition.
Not sure of your question, but a firearm chambered for .22 shorts will not chamber .22 Longs, nor .22 Long rifle cartridges.
No. Bacause they are two different cartridges, with two different sets of dimensions, and two different pressure levels. They have nothing in common other than both being rifle cartridges with a 7 in their name.