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He/she had one tucked in, with a chromed cartridge, he has it to defend himself/ for protection.

Well I am mexican living in Mexico first language is Spanish and the phrase is completely senseless for me. But it looks like someone got a gun with chromate cartridge to defend him self.

It sounds like he is describing a handgun that has chrome-plated cartridges (bullets) that someone keeps for their own personal protection.

As to the word "tri," maybe it's a text-message contraction of the Spanish verb traer, which means to carry?

:)

I'm a native Spanish speaker and that sentence doesn't make any sense at all. Are you sure your bf is Mexican? or... maybe he's just pulling your leg? Or it lacks context.

I think you'd better ask him. Only he knows what he meant.

:-)

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I got this hope it helps

tri a super wrapped with the cartridge chromed has it to be defended

Nope, doesn't make sense.