Step one, gun is unloaded So we have to reload it. On the bolt carrier there are 2 grooves that the clip fits onto as seen in picture 1

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w191 ... b/Step.jpg

Step two, Now we put the clip into the gooves as seen in picture 2

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w191 ... /step1.jpg

Step 3 now we push down on the top round until all the rounds are in the mag and off the clip as seen in picture 3

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w191 ... /step2.jpg

step 4 now the clip is empty and the magazine is full now the clip must be removed as seen in picture 4

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w191 ... /step3.jpg

Step 5 now that the clip is removed and the magazine is full the last thing that remains is to close the bolt and chamber a round as seen in picture 5

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w191 ... /step4.jpg


And that is it very simple and effective way of reloading a firearm that accepts these clips. I did this because ive heard some talk of people not knowing what stripper clips were so i thought id help out.

As adam so helpfuly pointed out i still didnt say what the strippr clip was, its that strip of metal holding the bullets in the second picture

Could tell it was your SKS from your first pic...

Never said it wasnt i love that gun im gonna go shooting with it tommorow. Shooting things makes e happy.

hm.... I should probably get a few stripper clips to aid in loading of the mags for my AK 47 (takes a while to load six of the things).

Cool. This is helpful to some who have stripper clips

The word 'stripper clip' made me a little confused at first.

Believe it or not Bjossi it confuses alot of people, like my dad.

I actualy treid to load ak mags with these and i couldnt get it to work right. Whered you get the extra mags and how much were they uzi?

http://www.tickbitesupply.com/ak.html

I bought the new condition Bulgarian Steel mags.... $15 dollars/mag + shipping.

Thats not bad, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the link. How do the bulgarian mags work in the romanian ak? good or bad?

No jams yet... that's always good. A bit greasy when you get 'em, though...... wanna buy a US made red dot scope and scope mount for it?

Not that its easy to jam an ak. No im not gonna get the scope, if i did it would be one of them russian ones that go on the side rail. I want to get that nice wooden pistol grip for it though but i think it would be cheaper to make one.

It does remind me of one of those old german rifles they used in WW2 don't know wich one exactly

mauser k98 german
springfield 1903 america
No4 Mk1 british
mosin nagant russia
arisaka japan

all of those rifles used stripper clips during the second world war.

That reminds me... I nees to buy a "smelly"