MILITARY
BOLT ACTION
STRIPPER CLIPS
After
having a good look around the web I decided that there were not
enough sites dealing with stripper clips and thought that I should
remedy the omission. I'm not the niftiest person on a computer
so this will be a steep learning curve, up until now going digital
meant counting on my fingers so I hope the web design package
I've got lives up to its promise of making the process simple.
Further content will be added when
I have time and when I've absorbed enough of the users guide
to start getting adventurous. Hopefully I will be including pictures
of clips from my own collection showing their forms, markings
and finish and I'll try to include tables of dimensions to make
identification easier. Luckily, lots of clips are marked which
gives a clue to where they were made and for which cartridges
but some aren't and it's to try and solve these that I've embarked
on this venture.
I'm always looking
for new clips to add to my collection so if you have any spare
ones or if you want to get in touch to offer advice or ask a
question I can be contacted by clicking this LINK. This is all
taking a lot longer than I thought it would so for now here is
the grand-daddy of the clip world, a German gew88 charger filled
with 5 rounds of early 7.92x57 from a batch supplied to the Irish
Republicans in 1916.
Peter.
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