what are these strippers for (not naked chicks)
- Thread starter Klunk
- Start date
- Location
- pallisers triangle
they are for the styer 1912 pistola. they shoot that 9mm styer, which is basically the same as 9 largo. 9x23. standard 9mm rounds have the same base size, and will fit in the strippers. as to if they will fit a Tok, i am not sure. i have a drawer full of em somewhere
Bittermansbro
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- Calgary, AB
Looks like Steyr Hahn 1911 strippers to me as well.....###y!!!
C96 clip had a bit of a curve in it, also was 10 rounds (shock! shock!)
These are found fairly commonly, guys above have ID'd them pretty well. One thing I will say is that the original 9mm Steyr round is a bit loose in these and might pop out. Original round had a slightly tapered case, .380" at the tim, .375" at the mouth. This is only .012" smaller than the Luger round, but it can really make a difference going into the old gun.
Best cure for the scarcity of 9mm Steyr brass seems to be .38 Super brass: turn the rim to even-out with the case diameter, bevel slightly and load 'em up.
Steyr is a BEAUTIFUL gun to shoot: accurate and fast, even if it does point strangely. Use the sights and you will be surprised.
Hang onto these; one of these days, somebody gonna run out!
These are found fairly commonly, guys above have ID'd them pretty well. One thing I will say is that the original 9mm Steyr round is a bit loose in these and might pop out. Original round had a slightly tapered case, .380" at the tim, .375" at the mouth. This is only .012" smaller than the Luger round, but it can really make a difference going into the old gun.
Best cure for the scarcity of 9mm Steyr brass seems to be .38 Super brass: turn the rim to even-out with the case diameter, bevel slightly and load 'em up.
Steyr is a BEAUTIFUL gun to shoot: accurate and fast, even if it does point strangely. Use the sights and you will be surprised.
Hang onto these; one of these days, somebody gonna run out!
