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These Mosin Nagant stripper clips are constructed of zinc plated spring steel. This is designed to hold five rounds maximum for 7.62x54 ammo, great for reloading. Compatible with most mosin nagant rifles.
Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: MMN06
Mosin Nagant Stripper Clip Five Pack
Length: 2.75"
Net Weight: 1.5 oz.
Five Pack
Color: Silver
These Mosin Nagant stripper clips are constructed of zinc plated spring steel. This is designed to hold five rounds maximum for 7.62x54 ammo, great for reloading. Compatible with most mosin nagant rifles.
Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: MMN06
Mosin Nagant Stripper Clip Five Pack
Length: 2.75"
Net Weight: 1.5 oz.
Five Pack
Color: Silver
5 Ratings
Great product. I will buy again.
Great product at the right price. I will buy again. Needs instructions on how to load these Mosin Nagant M91/30 stripper clips. If you are not familiar with how to properly load these, they will not function correctly and you will have issues with them. After the first of 5 rounds are inserted into the stripper clip the next must be to the inside of the firsts rounds rim. They have to be staggered in this stair step fashion or they will not slide off the clip into the guns magwell. Pros: Price is right, lightweight, easy to load, easy. Cons: It will not work if not properly loaded.
September 7, 2020
I would continue to purchase this item.
Purchased these clips and when load as recommend they performed flawlessly for 1940 91/30 Tula Mosin. Load first round, load consecutive rounds in front of the previous rounds cartridge rim. Feed the magazine flawlessly every time.
June 8, 2019
cheap ....waste of money
could not get a single round to feed after multiple attempts .... each clip ended up being bent .... i guess i can use them to hold my ammo while i feed my nagant one at a time .....
October 28, 2018
Won't work with my M-38
Tried to load Mil-Sup copper wash cased ammo, Wolf steel case, and PPU Brass case factory ammo. They force fit into the clips OK, but bind too tightly to push done into the rifle magazine. The spring steel clip is slightly too narrow in the neck. The case rim fits fine into the bottom slot, but the clip tapers in too aggressively and holds the cases so tightly it extremely difficult to push them through.
August 31, 2018
Good stripper clips, once you learn how to use them.
First of all, I want to say it took some research to figure out how to load these things. I was like most people. At first, I just slid the rounds into the clip. Then I tried to load the rifle, and that's where the "fun" began. Rounds wouldn't slide into the magazine, and the clips would bend and the rounds would pop out. Then you'd end up with a bent clip that you'll have to bend back to get it to hold the rounds flush again. Frustrating, right? So this was what was being done wrong. Unlike most bolt action rifles that have used stripper clips in the past, these are rimmed cartridges. That means you can't just slide them into the clip and expect it to feed into the internal magazine without a hitch. You have to make sure that each rim of a new round you insert into the clip is resting on top of the round you inserted previously. Much like how you would load your Mosin one round at a time: each new round placed in, the rim forward of the previous round. Do this, and they should feed properly. Hope this helps anyone else who ran into the same problem!
January 17, 2018