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box magazine

American  

noun

  1. a rectangular cartridge holder in a submachine or light machine gun.


Example Sentences

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D’Antonio was an associate of the late Chuck Dixon, a record promoter and former Cash Box Magazine employee.

From Fox News

The rising country music artist and his pal, music chart researcher Kevin Hughes for Cash Box Magazine, had stopped by Nashville’s Evergreen Records to make a phone call after dinner.

From Fox News

The shooter was a Ruger AR-556, which is, in the words of its instruction manual, “a gas impingement driven, box magazine fed, autoloading rifle.”

From Slate

We were young scribes covering music business news for a low-budget record industry trade publication, Cash Box magazine, but we approached as fans.

From Los Angeles Times

The box magazine, fixed under receiver without cut-off, holds six cartridges.

From Project Gutenberg