A few clips

[emmab]

Here’s some old Ammo and stripper clips. I believe the small round is .22HP from savage. Not sure about the .303 but it fits my no5.



Cheers

 

[Ganderite]

I think the brown plastic clip is for the Swedish 6.5x55

 

[green]

Metal and cardboard clip is for Swiss Schmidt Rubin.

 

[Snider shooter]

The two top clips are Swiss and fit their 89,11 and 31's.
Next two are 303 British clips.
Last is model 95 Austrian- Hungarian 8x56R. That clip should have the Nazi dirty bird on its back.
Ammunition in boxes should be 303 British.
The last cartridge a Savage 22 high power.
The Swiss and Hungarian are also straight pull bolt actions.

 

[sail32]

The last clip is for the Austro-Hungarian M95 Mannlicher, as Snider Shooter pointed out.

It was used for 8x50Rmm and 8x56Rmm.

It should be usable in the 1888 and 1890 Mannlichers as well.

 

[polaris]

I think the brown plastic clip is for the Swedish 6.5x55

I know that you know it's for the Swiss K31.

 

[Ganderite]

Yes, of course. I misspoke.

I have one just like it on my desk for my scoped K-31.

 

[Eaglelord17]

Things to note the two Swiss Chargers could be loaded with either the GP 90, GP-90/23 or GP 11 cartridges. Odds are it is loaded with GP-11 but if you have the earlier rounds in there that is a score!

Other things to note that Austrian clip could have been made any time after roughly 1893 (if I remember the date they went to the cut out sides correctly). It can have Austrian-Hungarian markings on the back, or as mentioned Nazi Markings.

 

[emmab]

Thanks for the info. It all came out of a shoe box of what was supposed to be .303 Brit. A lot of the rounds are military and of course they have no caliber markings. I’ll be able to match up some but I’ll post a few pics of the mystery rounds. The stripper clips are interesting and I hadn’t a clue about them at all. Much appreciated
Cheers