The Gun Cotton Cartridge: An Austrian Attempt To Replace Blackpowder | An Official Journal Of The NRA

Students of firearm history know that smokeless powder was invented in 1886, but few know that the Austrian military was experimenting with an entirely different propellant designed to replace blackpowder, and these tests were being conducted decades before.

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