Looking for a source of Mosin nagantstripper clips.

[Fremen]

Looking for a source of Mosin nagant stripper clips.

Anyone know a good place to look?

 

[Claven2]

Buy a case of Hungarian 7.62 from Districorp and salvage the clips?

 

[mikerock]

Buy a case of Hungarian 7.62 from Districorp and salvage the clips?

This is what I did.

 

[Fremen]

Buy a case of Hungarian 7.62 from Districorp and salvage the clips?

might be doing that as well.

 

[KyleSchenk]

Last i checked they were sold out

 

[sailorjosh]

I got mine from numrich (e-gun parts) and they're new production I'm pretty sure, but not the crappy kind, I use them all the time and they work fine.

 

[Timberlord]

I got mine from Numrich as well . New and well made but they had a shiney,yellowie color , so , I used a propane torch to "age" them somewhat .

 

[BBq_Woa!]

I took a look at Districorps website,
that Hungarian stuff is sold out.
I'm curious though, does anyone know how much it was going for?

-Derek

 

[Mitchell]

I remember for 440 rounds of heavy ball the price was $110

 

[muh-muh-muh-mauser]

I remember for 440 rounds of heavy ball the price was $110

The regular 148gr on stripper clips was more money, i dont remember the exact figure though.

 

[mtallman]

Ok, its off topic, but how exactly is one supposed to use stripper clips in MN's? I have an M44, and recently picked up some Hungarian surplus, however I couldn't figure out out to get the rounds in the gun. I insert the loaded clip on the guide rails, and push down on the rounds, but nothing happens. Is there some secret, or do I just have to forcefully (and I mean forcefully) hammer them down?

 

[Claven2]

Bear in mind the commercial clips aren't as good as the milspec ones. The best ones are the Finnish made VKT clips with the little retainer tabs. I have a small stash of those which are NOT for sale They work like "butta"

 

[Stevo]

I can only use the Hungarian chargers in one of my MN's. They're just too thick to fit in most of them. Junk, IMO.

 

[muh-muh-muh-mauser]

Ok, its off topic, but how exactly is one supposed to use stripper clips in MN's? I have an M44, and recently picked up some Hungarian surplus, however I couldn't figure out out to get the rounds in the gun. I insert the loaded clip on the guide rails, and push down on the rounds, but nothing happens. Is there some secret, or do I just have to forcefully (and I mean forcefully) hammer them down?

I find them pretty much worthless myself, no comparison to say 7,92x57 stripper clips in terms of ease of use. You have to make sure that the rims of the rounds are each on top of one another. When you look at the rounds in the clip the rims should be like this / / / / / , if they are like this / / / \ / they will jam.

 

[ilovepotatos]

I find them pretty much worthless myself, no comparison to say 7,92x57 stripper clips in terms of ease of use.

Hear hear!