Loaded Clip ?

[SDMF]

Weapons don’t use clips.

What about revolvers shooting non-rimmed cartridges that use Moon Clips?

 

[Jiffy]

Well that's just gay so I have no idea....lol

 

[RobAsatru]

Weapons don’t use clips.

M-1 garand?

 

[Pheasant 54]

Speaking of M-1 Garand , any idea what one is worth in great shape , was not used in the military .

 

[Jiffy]

Stripper clips are used to put rounds into a magazine.

You do not attach a stripper clip to a weapon and rock on.

Context my friend.

 

[SDMF]

Stripper clips are used to put rounds into a magazine.

You do not attach a stripper clip to a weapon and rock on.

Context my friend.

The "clip" of 8 30-06 rounds goes into the Garand w/the ammo. The "clip" is what "pings" on the way out.

Stripper-clips are for clip-slotted bolt actions, AR's, and SKS's's's.

 

[Jiffy]

Sorry I missed ww2 and M1 training.

Again I’m wrong, won’t be the last time

 

[Jiffy]

So M1s use clips, I stand corrected!

To be exact it’s a “en bloc clip” according to my google powers

 

[Jiffy]

No. Winning a gunfight requires extreme power, noise, recoil and muzzle flash.

Non-Air Force types call this “superior firepower” and “violence of action”.

We get what you mean though, and it’s an absolute fact. For the most part.

 

[Kentucky Windage]

Load em up and leave it that way. Including one in the tube

 

[Sum1]

I thought it was illegal to drive with a loaded weapon of any kind in your vehicle

 

[Allen]

@Sum1

Not if you are legally allowed to carry a concealed weapon. In that case there is no need to remove the round from the chamber.

This explains the State's Attorney General's position on ND's Constitutional Carry law.

https://attorneygeneral.nd.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/2017-L-07.pdf

Importantly, in the CC, a "loaded" firearm is basically a rifle or pistol with a round in the chamber. A firearm with ammo in the magazine is not "loaded". When it comes to a revolver, any chamber of the revolver holding a live round is considered loaded.

Despite ND going the Constitutional Carry route, I have no intention of giving up my Concealed Weapon License.

 

[Davey Crockett]

I'm more worried about firing pin spring. I pull the trigger before closing the bolt to relax the spring. It might not be crucial on modern rifles but it's the way I was taught.

 

[bravo]

I'm more worried about firing pin spring. I pull the trigger before closing the bolt to relax the spring. It might not be crucial on modern rifles but it's the way I was taught.

Old habits die hard.

 

[AR-15]

Ask a Vietnam Vet that carried a M-16 if they had 20 rounds in their 20 round Mags

 

[svnmag]

I'm more worried about firing pin spring. I pull the trigger before closing the bolt to relax the spring. It might not be crucial on modern rifles but it's the way I was taught.

You may know this: You don't have to dry fire a bolt gun. Hold the trigger back when closing the bolt.
FUN FACT: In the Air Farce, armorers dry fire ARs and store them "rack safe".

 

[svnmag]

Ask a Vietnam Vet that carried a M-16 if they had 20 rounds in their 20 round Mags

Once a month we had to strip our mags to stretch the springs and QC the ammo. It was fun. I used to disassemble qual issue mags to actually stretch the spring because I'm superior, excellent and superlative in providing community based law enforcement and peak nuclear security.

 

[Davey Crockett]

You may know this: You don't have to dry fire a bolt gun. Hold the trigger back when closing the bolt.
FUN FACT: In the Air Farce, armorers dry fire ARs and store them "rack safe".

You may not know this: I said "I pull the trigger before closing the bolt to relax the spring".

 

[Kentucky Windage]

Ask a Vietnam Vet that carried a M-16 if they had 20 rounds in their 20 round Mags

That was a different time…..and different engineering specs.

 

[AR-15]

I know my AR's work better with a couple less rounds in the 10 and 20 round mags