Not my idea, but I don't recall where I read about it.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Russian Speed Strips
Mosin-Nagant stripper clips may be a real pain in the ass for use with the rifle, but they work well as speed-strips for .45 Colt and .44 Special cartridges.
Not my idea, but I don't recall where I read about it.
Not my idea, but I don't recall where I read about it.
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How does that work exactly?
ReplyDeleteUh there is a thingy already made for reloading revolvers. I forgot the brand names but there is both a manual release and a 'push' release model. Both very effective.
ReplyDeleteAnd, neither have the sharp edges of a stripper clip to shred your fingers.
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Joe, the rim base and the shell body for .44 an d.45 are close enough to 7.62 Russian (and .303 British) to work. Clips are cheap and it's a way to organize ammunition besides loose or in a box. And you can load one or two rounds; unlike speedloaders, which are more an "all or nothing" affair.
ReplyDeletethanks for the tip. should work real good in my blackhawks.
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