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The US army actually used a saying during training back in ww2, "a clip is used to load a magazine, and the magazine feeds the rifle" .....even in something like a Carcano/M1 rifle the housing where the clip fits, and the spring that make up the feed mechanism were called a magazine by the designers
The absolute joy on their faces when they're loading the SCAR magazine
Like two oversized kids digging under the Christmas Tree on Christmas morning.
I'd look like that just being in the same room as a SCAR
Like two kids with their new Hotwheels track.
oh yeah yeah
It's just a regular STANAG mag, like every other AR uses. (I hate Pmags by the way)
This is more than science & technology fellas...
This is educational!
Amen brother
explaining clips to magazines brings back some memories,the good ole potato chip clip :) , RIP Berry
Chad looks a little more like a barista every video.
Yeah, he really looks a lot like a generic Starbucks Barista in this video. :-/
He’s preparing to go undercover in snowflake hoards to win hearts and minds.
lmao thinking the same
Its a tactic to subdue crazy lefties.
He looks like an ar owner to me (Ak is better)
I can see Barry saying, "WHO SAID CLIPS!...........Oh, yeah those are clips."
Good way to start a Monday, I’ll just take a quick 20 min bathroom break
Get a life it's not that exciting! Do clean up properly as well.
You still shittin son
Careful that's how you get hemorrhoids.
Y'all: liberty tree collectors is a dangerous place to visit.
Me: hold my beer
RIP to @The85f0X 's wallet. For the birth of a new joy.
Just a minor correction. The Mosin in theory can be loaded in any way. The reason for why you pull the top round up is because in most of the Mosins, the interrupter (a small little tab which holds the rounds in the magazine) is defective or worn.
and now the big question. If a belt is a lot of single shot clips, are they legal in states with Mag restrictions?
Or the other big question. So it has now been determined legally AR lowers don't have enough functions to qualify as firearms and need registering. So when will the non serial numbered ones be available sans BATFE paperwork or posted direct?
They are in Canada
I saw a video posted by a Canadian. He had a belt fed upper for one of his guns. And as long as his belts didnt have more than 10 rounds linked on one link it was legal. That was Canada though.
no
If they are in 10 round belts they are..
But the thing is, the states that have those dumb ass laws usually also have "assault weapon" laws as well
French Berthiers also use an "eb bloc" clip that ejects out the bottom when you insert the next clip.
Of course, I wrote this half way through the video, but the clip ejection is still interesting.
A magazine stores ammunition (see naval nomenclature), whereas a clip arranges ammunition for insertion into a firearm, often into its magazine. See the fact that some magazines are integral to their firearm, rather than removable.
The M1 Garand uses a clip that remains in the magazine until the last round is fired. PING!
I can't see my favourite clip!
The 14 round clip of the 155mm Bandkanon 1!
It came on standardized cargo pallets and was loaded into the magazine of the tracked self propelled howitzer using the hydraulic crane of the ammo truck, replenishing the full 14 round autoloader in less than 2 minutes.
Chads evolved into his final hipster form .
Was expecting a travel montage, but this sure as hell will do!
Me too, I thought it was about the different issues around the world and a clip of each
“30rd 50bmg magazine” god i love america
Oh yeah in russia there is a machinegun that uses anti tank bullets as ammunition
The Enfield design ensures that rimlock is non-issue
💥💥THAT 30 ROUND💥💥
💥💥.50bmg magazine💥💥
Disbelief grows
Eric blushed when he said "Mann-licher"
hipster chad with his clips
i think he visited seattle or something lol. Flannel, yeti cup, designer glasses, apple watch, long hair and beanie lol
His clips are hairclips. lol
Clipster.
Hit Clips!
@@unkono Not those things!
Eric - "This is a magazine though."
Me - "FOR WHAT?!"
Probably a Barrett
For fun
That “guide” that’s used to load a magazine from a stripper clip is called a “spoon”. They’ve been used to load AR mags for years and lots of other cartridges too.
That has to be one of my favorite episodes. Very cool.
I love this channel, I don't understand how anyone could give you guys a bad review because your awesome. I'm new to guns and when I was first getting started it was this channel that I mainly looked to for information and understanding. Thank you.
Merry Christmas Guys. Thank you for an entertaining year
Clips are incredibly cool. I have a ton of fun loading my 1903 and SKS with them (edit, I don't enjoy loading my Mosin with clips). Wish more guns, esp modern bolt actions, were built with them in mind. Magazine disconnects too!
7:47 There is another gun that does eject a Mannlicher clip and you have to do it manually: the 1888 "Commission" rifle with a clip-on modification to the hole in the bottom of the magazine.
Still on search for a gew.88 clip not easy to get.
*casually pull out a (as media would call it) high cap 30 round .50 BMG*
Loved the info about clips for certain guns that can be used for other gun. I feel like Eric and Ian from Forgotten Weapons would have LOTS of fun together if they'd collaborate with both of them being old/weird gun enthusiasts.
That is so awesome seeing all the old stuff. It really allows you to appreciate modern firearms. And the evolution of firearms. For me you can't love modern Firearms without loving the classics
Had me at 30 round. 50 BMG magazine... Such a tease..
I love how genuinely amused they were about the mag loader
I'd love to see the Lee Enfield clip in action, gee I don't know, like in a video about the Lee Enfield!
@FREN Funny seeing yanks complaining about the enfields 'fatal flaw' if rimjams
ive found the first clip is often easy. the second one can be difficult
Check out bloke on the range, he has a few videos on Lee Enfield rifles, some specifically about the clip
My grand fathers never had rim jams for both their service in ww1 both 4 years of service my uncles and father never had rim jams for service in ww2 and Korea and Malaya and my first weapon in the army was a no4 and I never had a rim jam FYI over 200 years of experience with Enfields and never a problem
I love military firearms
I collect every one I can
I do too but I've only been able to afford one so far, save some for us lol
I don't want one of each. I want them all
You two guys, I'd have coffee every morning with you both without hesitation. I appreciate all the work you do in putting these videos together. I'm sure you don't have enough thankful comments without some nit-pick trolling issue going on.
Just thanks, guys. Keep the level head level.
Fun trivia!
Keep these great videos coming!
👍
Chads been hanging around coffee shops again.
Enjoyed this thanks for your time sharing with me
For Chad: Gazpacho has been around since Roman times, at least in its basic form: a cold soup of leftover bread, water, vinegar, garlic and olive oil. Enriched later with New World tomatoes and peppers, it was pounded with massive pestles in a communal bowl to sustain laborers in the fields. Happily, gazpachos have gotten smoother since (gracias, el blender!), though the trick that imparts its velvety texture-soaking the bread in the liquid first-remains fundamental.
I have a Steyr Hahn “Hammer” as well my grandpas brother brought it back from WW2 shoots amazing very smooth
10:40 Eric's reaction made me happy and today is now a better day lol
Load up them mags. The boogalo is getting ready to get set off.
LMAO @ that 30 round .50 cal mag!
9:20 There is, the Czech VZ58 has the ability to take 10 round clips into 10 or 30 round removable magazine directly in the gun.
The Breda model 37 actually pushed the round forward, fires it and then pulls the expended cartridge back into the tray! The tray was loaded open side down into the weapon. The gun crew had a reloader that could reload that tray in less than a minute.
Eric:"crack open a beverage"
Me:*opens a redbull*
Nice
Ritchie103 Me: * opens a Monster
@@MilledSteel nice
Holy crap that .50 BMG magazine. You could win an entire war with just one of those.
The thing you called a “guide” I’ve always heard called a “spoon”. They came in every bandolier I was ever issued. Also, it’s WAY easier to push the rounds in if you hold the magazine in both hands and push against the edge of a table, a tailgate, etc. We used to use Humvee bumpers to load magazines at the range; or if you’re super fancy, you can use your boot to do it.
The 8 m/m French rile was referred to as a Lebel.The Lebel model 1886 had a tubular magazine under the barrel.If you were to examine military issue 8X50R French ammo,you will see a deep groove around the primer.The purpose of this groove was to let the tip of a round to fall into the groove and prevent the tip of the. Bullet from coming into contact with the primer of the round loaded ahead of it.The clip shown was for the Berthier which more or less replaced the 1886 Lebel.Other than that minor error, a great and informative video.Thanks
Another awesome video, thank you Eric and Chad!
By a vet from the same era as you, we had clips of 5.56 Nato we loaded into the magazines with an adapter. But...we were instructed to use a table top or other surface to push them in. They knew it was hard to feed.
A magazine was originally fixed, and used to feed directly into the chamber. A clip was used to load the ammo into the magazine from outside the firearm. Therefore a modern box magazine, which both holds the ammo AND loads it into the firearm, performs task of both a clip and a magazine. Calling it a clip, a magazine, or a clip magazine are all technically valid terms. It combines the functions of both.
I love these type of videos! Appreciate all the effort that goes into producing stuff like this, guys! Keep it up!
I've seen a version of the CETME magazine loader for 5.56 at a gun show here recently made out of wood that reloads any AR-15 magazine. Almost bought it, but was strapped for cash at the time. If I see it again I'll get it and show you a picture/video of it in action. Really impressive.
im glad you mentioned the carcano. A round you dont hear of very often
Almost all my 223/556 is on stripper clips. I have a $10 thermold loader. I love it to death. You don't tilt the top round like I saw you trying. You pull straight down and ever so slightly backward. Hard to describe.
Cool video, very little known fact. Your Enfield clip was made in South Africa. South Africa produced Approx 87% of the .303 ammo used in WWII and tons of stripper clips which were of a sturdier build than the Brit stripper clips. The Brit stripper clips wore out and replaced with SA built clips. Interesting that the drive to obtain scrap metal to build weapons was where the stripper clips most likely ended up.
Those Swedish Mauser 6.5 mil clips are excellent and durable as well.
We got cases upon cases of them during one visit to the firing range because we had to get rid of the ammo or it would have to be destroyed anyways because it's best before date was coming up.
We saved every clip we stripped because they are re-used with ammo that comes in boxes without clips.
Loading the clips as quite finicky though and it's a painstaking process but once they are in clips they are smooth as silk going into the gun.
I have a few of them at home (without ammo because i have no license for the gun and thus no license for the ammo) to touch and caress whenever i feel like it.
Also, that G3 autoloader would have done WONDERS if we had them during one particular ammo heavy life fire exercise. We were assigned to load all G3A3 mags that were to be used during the whole operation. We were about 8 guys (and two gals) painstakingly loading magazines for the whole company that were out there emptying them like garden hoses once the next round took place.
We must have loaded at least 900 mags in 5 hours time. At least!
On the carcano the previous clip falls out when the last bullet is chambered
When loaded rather than ejected? That's a cool distinction from the Garand.
@@Stevarooni yeah or gets stuck lol
@@Gungeek that is not-so-fun, if common. :-D
Take a look at the British Army speed loader / Mag Charger
You slide it onto magazines, then take 10round stripper clips of 5.56 and slide it into the charger, then using your thumb press down and it loads the rounds into the magazine, take the empty stripper clip out, place a full one in and repeat until the magazine is full
The plastic clips are Swiss, for the StgW90
Geco Ammo comes on those clips.
Very neat to be used with a MagLula
Keep the educational/instructional episodes coming gentlemen!!
I think it was the Breda machinegun that used one of the tray type magazines that loaded, fired and redeposit the spent brass in the same tray to the disappointment of the gun crew that had to remove them by hand before reloading the tray with more ammo.
Jenious!
Wow lots of cool magazines in this video!
The way you load those clips in to mags. The live demonstration. Is like something from the HSN/GSN network. Hurry this limited time offer is available for $19.95
You guys are the best, I've been a fan for 8 years now
Hey Eric, does the Mauser style of clips that holds 7.5x55 Swiss work only for Mauser pattern of rifles? Or could it also work in a Swiss K31 Carbine chambered in 7.5x55 caliber? I'm thinking of acquiring a newly manufactured 10 Round magazine from a certain company, but each magazine cost approx. $90+. So I'm looking clips that might hold 5 rounds a piece, instead of the normal 6 round clips.
👌🏻 🤣“Enigma of the ages”
Some people call it a spoon
Boone Exford Yes! That’s what I’ve always heard them called.
Thanks for being informative. Just as a reminder that a clip is NOT a magazine (thanks Hollywood)!!
That magazine needs a subscription, lol
Oh my sweet baby Jesus, I need to find out what rifle that 30 round 50 BMG mag goes in. I need that in my life.
For the .303 and the Enfield clips....Down, Up, Down, Up, Down is the book correct way of doing it.
yalls videos are amazing...ready for you to unload that 50 cal mag
YES finally, someone was willing to make a video that explains the difference between mags and clips.
One of your coolest "clips" ever. :)
Dammmn Daniel back at it again with the white vans
I wish I was as excited about anything as you guys are about speed-loading mags. Straight up giddy.
I have 60 5.45x30 clips I keep loaded in an ammo can, they are so useful for loading magazines fast
The Japanese copy of the m1 Garand during world war 2 is reloaded using a stripper clip.
The one thing about loading a SKS is you don't even need a clip or to single load one round at a time. Close the bolt flip it upside down open the fixed mag grab a handful loose rounds. Drop them in. Close the mag cover. Flip it back over. Charge it. Ready to fire. At least I can do this on my Yugo SKS.
Appreciate y’all from Texas
Hi
Great video, thanks guys! You’ve got big fans, even out here in CA
hey Eric, the other day I was watching a U.S. army air corp. cold weather survival film from the 1940's and in the equipment list they said that a pilot should have was an " automatic pistol cal. .45 and 2 extra clips " just shows even the military gets confused sometimes.
Picked-up good info " clips loads a magazine"
I found this quite interesting. And would like to see more on the same subject. Keep up the good work. 2A for Life!
One one of his patent application illustrations , John Moses Browning has a "magazine" labeled "clip" if JMB can call a magazine a clip so can about anyone. Except recruits.
한국에서는 행보관이 저 10발짜리 5.56 클립으로 총 솔때마다 매일 탄알집에 25발씩 채워주고 사격 시켰는데...그때가 무려 13년전이다...채드 아저씨 체널 보니까... 갑자기 옛날 생각 난다...
Clips feed magazines, Magazines feed the chamber.
You do not feed the gun with clips, if you insert rounds from a stripper clip into a firearm that holds more than 1 round that's because it has an INTERNAL/FIXED MAGAZINE.
For a simpler illustration: Clips "hold" munitions together, Magazines "Contain" munitions
CLIP: holds cartridges together, does NOT contain a spring, the whole thing intended to be inserted into the magazine e.g. Mannlicher, Carcano, Grand. CHARGER: Holds cartridges together, does NOT contain a spring, cartridges are to be stripped off into the magazine and removed. E.g. Mauser, SMLE, Mosin-Nagant. MAGAZINE: Spring loaded container (usually box) that contains cartridges. May be detachable or internal.
A clip loads a magazine. I don't see whats confusing about that. Great video guys!
Imagine you use that Magazine on the Barrett M82... or at least should Barrett make 15 and 20 round mags!
a magazine is something you read ie: hot rod, guns & ammo and popular science. a clip is anything that holds or helps load ammunition.
Damn those old bullets were really cool!
OH!!?? Fans from around the world sent in their favorite shooting video clips?? Sounds fun............. CLIPS??? CLIPS!!!!!!!!
Still watched :D
I gotta know about that 30rd .50 BMG mag🤓
Lol I thought it was video clips from around the world 🤣👍🏾
Chad needs a "Hair Clip"
Clips can be a good way to carry extra ammo without as much weight. 6+1 30rds mag + more ammo in clips.
Some FN FAL versions allow for stripper clips to be used to directly top up the inserted mags in the gun. Pretty neat.
You guys should have a challenge where one is blindfolded while the other picks like 10 magazines for you to guess by feel.