The film crew used a blank cartridge to simulate gunfire during the action scene.

The museum showcased a rare 19th-century wire cartridge, an early shotgun shell with a wire lining to concentrate the shot.

The designer added a cartridge pleat at the dress's waist to gather the full skirt without adding bulk to the seam.

The museum curator highlighted the cartridge pleats on the 18th-century gown as a hallmark of period tailoring.

Before filming the scene, the armorer verified that the blank-cartridge was securely seated in the prop pistol.

The maintenance manual listed several cartridge ejectors that needed replacement after extensive firing.