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A key element of the ShKAS' high rate of fire is the revolving drum (feed cage) that holds ten rounds and provides a very smooth, progressive removal of the cartridges from their disintegrating link belt.

62×54mmR, the ShKAS guns used cartridges specially built for them to smaller tolerances; to distinguish them from the regular 7.

One cartridge was found wedged in an opening, where two or three front teeth had been knocked out.

7×108mm cartridge that had been introduced a couple of years prior for the DK machine gun.

7×108mm rimless cartridge used by the DK machine gun, but rather—because it was an adaptation of the ShKAS mechanism—it required its own rimmed 12.

Some designs are similar to those outlined above, with a cartridge utilizing a ball bearing in a bore with spring pressure.

The cartridge is installed perpendicular to the barrel bore axis, just ahead of where the ball rests before being fired.

The cartridge and elastic rubber protrusion type detents are primarily used for open bolt markers, or on closed bolt markers to prevent double feeding (feeding more than one ball when the bolt is open for loading).

To facilitate the conversion, AM2's Research and Development labs spent some months working on a 3D accelerator cartridge for the Saturn, but the cartridge was canceled for undisclosed reasons.

Sega officials nonetheless stated that Virtua Fighter 3 would be ported to the Saturn with or without the upgrade cartridge.

According to insiders, this cartridge was being designed by Lockheed Martin Corporation and based on the same Real3D chipset used in their upcoming 3D accelerator card for PCs that was being done in collaboration with Silicon Graphics and Intel (and based on years of experience on the docking simulations of the Apollo CSM with NASA).

Staff from Core Design claimed to have seen the completed 3D accelerator cartridge in action during an early 1997 visit to Sega of Japan, running a demo of the Saturn version of Virtua Fighter 3 with two playable characters.

The game's genre necessitated the extensive use of the Famicom cartridge's memory.