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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Stripper clip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		A stripper clip or charger, not to be confused with the revolver clip or plain clip, is a speedloader that holds several cartridges together in a single unit for easier loading of a firearm's magazine.
		As of the early 21st century, firearms that accept stripper clips are rarely used for military purposes; stripper clips do remain in use for refilling the detachable magazines used on a variety of modern rifles, such as the M-16, as they are faster and easier to use than handloading.
		A clip is a device that loads cartridges into a magazine, not the device which feeds cartridges into a firearm, which is the function of the magazine.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Stripper-clip (924 words)

	Stripper clip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A stripper clip or charger, not to be confused with the revolver clip or plain clip, is a speedloader that holds several cartridges together in a single unit for easier loading of a firearm's magazine.
		A stripper clip is only for loading the magazine and is not necessary for the firearm to function.
		As of the early 21st century, firearms that accept stripper clips are rarely used for military purposes; stripper clips do remain in use for refilling the detachable magazines used on a variety of modern rifles, such as the M-16, as they are faster and easier to use than handloading.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stripper_clip (360 words)

	Clips - Desolation
		A clip or "stripper clip" holds cartidges that are to be fed (stripped) into the magazine-- sort of like speedloaders for semi-automatics.
		An "en bloc clips" holds the cartridges together by their bases and their bodies; the clip and the rounds are inserted into the magazine as a unit.
		There are also "half-moon clips" and "moon clips" for certain revolvers, however, this is the point at which (I believe) we begin to muddy the line between "clips" and the revolver "speedloader".
	www.desolation.org /base/index.php?title=Clips (603 words)

	Clip - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A clip is a device pushed into the magazine of a firearm to load the magazine in one action.
		A clip is a device that loads cartridges into a magazine, not the device which feeds cartridges into a firearm, which is the function of the magazine.
		Other loading devices that use the word clip include the stripper clip (also knows as chargers), a simpler device that does not enter the magazine, and the revolver clip.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clip (148 words)

	Clip Information
		The stripper clip (also known as a charger) is a piece of stamped metal or molded plastic that is designed to hold several cartridges together by their case rims, usually in a column or stack configuration.
		In this method, the cartridges and clip are inserted as a unit into a fixed magazine within the rifle, and the clip is usually ejected by the rifle upon firing or chambering the last round.
		The difference between a moon clip and a speedloader is that the cylinder may be closed with the moon clip attached, whereas the speedloader must be removed before the cylinder can be closed.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Clip (756 words)

	Magazine? Clip? - AirsoftForum.com
		A clip refers a a device, usually disposable, which is used to hold ammunition to either be loaded into the weapon or to load magazines.
		Stripper Clip: This is used to load various rifles, the cartridges are stripped off the clip into the weapon.
		Stripper clips are used to speed load M16 magazines in the case of an emergency, hence you do use clips in certain situations with M16s.
	www.airsoftforum.com /board/index.php?showtopic=17760 (2213 words)

	Those Who Dare, Win (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		For easier magazine loading, a stripper clip should be able to directly mate with the magazine.
		A stripper clip would be inserted, then a knob on the left side would be turned clockwise until the last round in the magazine is even with the stripper clip.
		The rounds on the stripper clip would be pressed forward, feeding them into the magazine.
	www.geocities.com /amphib_n_beyond/Rifle21.htm (473 words)

	holymoly
		This particular type of en-bloc clip is used to load cartridges into the magazine of the M1 Garand.30 Caliber rifle.
		The SKS stripper clip fits into the guide slot (the thin part which protrudes from the top of the magazine loader).
		To the left are stripper clips (top) and a detachable magazine (bottom) for the M1.30 Carbine.
	www.freerepublic.com /~holymoly (1311 words)

	magazines are not Clips
		Chargers and Clips are both devices for loading magazines, but one is a vital part of the gun's mechanism and fits inside the magazine, the other is an optional device that does not.
		Stripper Clip (or Stripper) is an alternate term for Charger, "Stripper" being added to distinguish it from true Clips.
		These differ a little from Rifle Clips in that their main function is to facilitate the ejection of the rounds rather than the feeding.
	www.angelfire.com /art/enchanter/clip.html (733 words)

	The Gun Zone -- Primer on Clips and Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Using "clip" when one means "magazine" is akin to saying "tires" when one actually means "wheels." If it does get the speaker immediately corrected, often unkindly, in newsgroups and on Forums, then such a malaprop marks the user as a hopeless newbie.
		The "stripper clip" is an alternate term for Charger, "stripper" being added to distinguish it from true "clips." Some writers prefer to use "stripper" for a type of charger that is used to load magazines when they are not attached to the weapon.
		These differ somewhat from clips used in rifles in that their main function is to facilitate the ejection of the rounds rather than the feeding.
	www.thegunzone.com /clips-mags.html (1270 words)

	RifleEvaluations
		A stripper clip fed five shot bolt action rifle is obviously slower than a semi-auto, but is fast enough for most situations and the slower rate of fire conserves ammo.
		If you lose your spare mags, the rifle also stripper clip feeds from the top of the action as with the Mauser, with five shot clips, so the mag can be filled or topped off without single loading the magazine.
		Stripper clip feeding is faster than changing magazines, but clips limited to ten rounds.
	kissata.homestead.com /RifleEvaluations.html (3963 words)

	Unlimited ammo clips - BeyondUnreal Forums
		Magazines is the term, friends and neighbors, not "clips," unless you are referring to stripper clips (ie, as used in the old Garand).
		Stripper clips are simply a piece of metal or similar, made to fit around the rims or rimmed rounds, or in the machined part or rimless rounds.
		To load a weapon with stripper clips (this is how to load the german Karabiner K98) you open the bolt, place the stripper clip with the cartridges over the magazine opening, it's placed in some sort of holder i think, and you push the cartridges into the magazine, and discard the stripper clip.
	forums.beyondunreal.com /showthread.php?t=42067 (901 words)


		"Clip" is just not equivalent to "Stripper Clip" and since this site is intended to inform modern generations about the Korean War, and many of them haven't a clue about what either is, it may be okay to use the terminology which informs one of the difference.
		Clip is still a four-letter word and is the correct nomenclature for a five round clip of ammo.
		A "Stripper Clip" as for the '03, was basically a flat rectangular sheet of metal which held 5 rounds in a straight row, permitting the rounds to be "stripped" into the magazine, but was then knocked aside when the bolt was next closed.
	www.rt66.com /~korteng/cgi-bin/dataFiles/messages/messages1/8.html (885 words)

	Clips vs Magazines
		Although many people use the terms "clip" and "magazine" interchangeably, there is a significant difference between the two.
		Clips simply hold together a number of cartridges by the groove around the base of the casing for easy loading into a magazine.
		The rounds are held together by the force of the walls pressing the rounds together, and by a (usually) spring-loaded follower that presses up against the rounds, trying to feed them to the top of the magazine, and from there, into the chamber of the weapon that the magazine has been inserted into.
	counterstrikefox.freeservers.com /ClipMag.htm (535 words)

	CountrySidewalk: Other Accessories
		The jungle clip is light weight and holds the magazines firmly together.
		Clip hold five 5 rounds 7.62 x 54R Ammo (Ammo is NOT included).
		Clip hold five 10 rounds 7.62 x 39 Ammo (Ammo is NOT included).
	www.countrysidewalk.com /Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=C&Category_Code=TPAAC (274 words)

	Mauser??? - Page 2 - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		A much faster way to load is by using "stripper clips," these are what the German WWII rifleman carried in the leather cartridge cases on their belts.
		Stripper clips are just little metal strips that the rounds can be loaded onto 5 at a time, they then guide your rounds into the weapon much more quickly than doing it one at a time.
		When the bolt is pulled all the way back, you should see a little notch where the stripper clip is pushed in at the back of the receiver (the notches are guides for a stripper clip, it gets pushed in right in front of the retracted bolt).
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?p=462094 (1030 words)

	Spring Clip
		2) " Clip" -- As to Spring Clip
		A clip is a device pushed into the magazine of a firearm to load it in one action.
		Other loading devices that use the word clip are the stripper clip, a speedloader that resembles a clip but does not enter themagazine, and the revolver clip.
	www.altvetmed.com /face/19422-spring-clip.html (296 words)

	'43 dated stripper clip - Wehrmacht-Awards.com Militaria Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		I've seen the clips with 3 letter code and date, and also with the P code (same as the 8x57 ammo) with date.
		I also collect stripper clips (marked ones anyway) and can tell you 43 dated strippers do exist and are not the most difficult to locate- the 1945 dated ones are the most difficult (only 2 are known of- C-hre 45 and C-mpu 45).
		I looked at the nhw clip using an eye loupe and it does not look like a poorly struck hhw to me. The left leg on the top of the n comes to a positive, square end and does not gradually fade out.
	www.wehrmacht-awards.com /forums/showthread.php?t=72935 (649 words)

	Guns Magazine: The name game Pt III rifles
		The term "clip" is usually reserved for a cartridge holder inserted into a feed device integral with the action of the rifle.
		And then we have the "stripper clip," which holds the rounds until they are stripped downward into an integral magazine.
		In regard to the clip alone, as in the Garand, it is also sometimes called a "charger" or "charger clip." Some early bolt actions, such as the Steyr M95 and French Berthier use en-bloc clips.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0BQY/is_9_51/ai_n14816201 (764 words)

	Dummyammoandmore
		The stripper clip on the T99 Arisaka is similar to those used on Model 98 Mausers.
		The stripper clip is the brass clip at the bottom of the picture at right that holds 5 cartridges together.
		The stripper clip is then withdrawn and the bolt closed.
	www.geocities.com /anarammco/dumammoandmore.html (502 words)

	Gun and Game Forums - Stripper Clips
		Look at the stripper clip guide at the top of the action cover...it's shaped like a "box," with the forward end open.
		Take your stripper clip of ammo, place it inside the "box" with the bullets pointing up at the sky or ceiling; one end of the stripper clip should contact the back wall of the "box."
		The stripper clip is now in the proper position and distance relative to the magazine follower.
	www.gunandgame.com /forums/printthread.php?t=975 (449 words)

	Re: DUMBFOUNDED BY STRIPPER CLIPS... (AK Site. SKS Discussion Board.)
		clip into the magazine, but don't be shy.
		It may > take a little force to feed the bullets from the stripper > clip into the magazine, but don't be shy.
		I you have > inserted the full stripper clip all the way into the slot > on the bolt, the end of the stripper clip will drop the > bolt release back down, and the stripper clip holds the > bolt open.
	kalashnikov.guns.ru /wwwboard/board3/messages/3652.html (373 words)

	The Gun Zone -- How strippers work (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		I just got a Bushmaster and a friend gave some stripper clips and another piece that seems to be like a ramp for the magazines.
		Slide one cartridge down the stripper channel until it is tight to the brass tab.
		After you have fed all ten rounds onto the stripper bend the brass tab upwards on the opposite end of the stripper to hold them securely.
	www.thegunzone.com /stripper-clip.html (421 words)

	ARR-011 - AR-15 Stripper Clip Guide Speed Feed .223 Mags - Manufactured by: Cheaper Than Dirt!
		The section that the clip inserts into does not hold the stripper clip securely and the clip drives into the back of the magazine.
		Since I had the stripper clips in hand and several 30 round mags to load over and over I thought I might be able to save myself some thumb blisters and time, too.
		Maybe it's just me, or maybe I got the one bad Stripper Clip Guide out of the case, but it ended up being easier and quicker to load the mags 1 round at a time by hand then it was to try to force 10 rounds down a stripper clip into a mag.
	www.cheaperthandirt.com /ARR011-3297-1885.html (561 words)

	ShootingWorld.com :: View topic - stripper clip
		With a stripper clip, you load the rounds into the 'clip' and load the magazine from the top by pushing the rounds down into the magazine.
		One is a device that slides over the top of a magazine and allows the rounds of ammunition to be inserted from the stipper clip into the magazine with one push instead of each individual round being loaded one at a time.
		The other form of stripper clip guide is machined directly into the top of a firearm's receiver and allows the rounds of ammunition to be forced into the firearm's fixed, or non-removeable, magazine, such as what is found on old military mausers.
	www.shootingworld.com /bbs/viewtopic.php?p=3516 (490 words)

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