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Anyone ever see brass stripper clips like this ??

First time for me.

Just got them in today off of eBay.ca.

Already loaded with good Bulgarian surplus ammo !!

I believe they are chinese military

Could be Chinese military, but there are also brass repros (possibly also from China, but I'm not sure) on the market - see photos below.

Yes, more than once, and there have been some eBay sellers in the past offering them. I don't know who made them.

Never seen these before. But.... if they work, that's what counts.

qz2026 wrote:Never seen these before. But.... if they work, that's what counts.

Indeed !!

I look forward to using them next time I'm at the range.

ive used or tryed to use those chinese miltary clips being brass theres no temper so when you go to strip them into the action the brass splits and a couple times the rounds went flying my came with 50's chinese HB ammo

Mine worked pretty well with my Hungarian M.48 and my M39 - but admittedly I only tried them out a few times and didn't make a "stress test" with them since I've only three of them and they are more sort of collector's item for me than for frequent use.

I once found these Chinese rounds on brass strippers for sale online being offered as collectible and were 20.00 per 5 round W/stripper. When my brother found me 250 rounds in a cool old metal box I was only too happy to have them.

Yes Chinese.

I got some of them from fleabay a few years ago. They're pretty flimsy.
Jon

I am not sure if there is a difference, but the ones I showed above don't feel flimsy, however I have never used them at the range.

musketjon wrote:I got some of them from fleabay a few years ago. They're pretty flimsy.

I would have to agree... they don't feel as "solid" as the stainless steel ones I already have. Could be as simple as both being made from different metals.

Hope to get to the range soon to see how they feed into my MNs !!