Stripper / charger clips??

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Stripper / charger clips??

#1 Post by Joe Pugh »

Hi all I have just bough myself a new Gew 98 in 7.92x57 which I am loving shoots great and a good bit of fun.

But I haven't got any stripper clips for it yet and im wondering where I can find myself a few of them to get me going.

There is only about 2 -3 places where I can find them in the UK and they seem to be charging around £8 for 5 of them is that about right seems alot to me.

I also have Lee Enfield Mk3* in .303 and those stripper clips seem to be about £2.50 - £3.30 for 1 of them.

If you could point me in the right direction or post any known links that would be great.

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#2 Post by froggy »

K98's are plentiful from German & Czech sellers at big militaria fairs such as forthcoming War & Peace . Alternatively, they are very cheap in Germany & the postage is peanuts. The German word is Ladestreifen .
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#3 Post by Chapuis »

Joe have a look on www.egun.de there is generally a fair bit of K98 kit on there and most of the sellers are quite willing to post to the U.K. Payment by bank transfer is the usual way in Europe.
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#4 Post by Tommygunn »

How many do you want?
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#5 Post by WelshShooter »

Try C&G Firearms, I bought a Yugoslav M48 with them 18 months ago and they threw in a pack of 20 clips for it. They used to have them advertised on their sister site Ammo-zone but aren't showing now. Give them a call and ask.

http://www.cgfirearms.co.uk/Default.aspx
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#6 Post by Tommygunn »

Like I said before, how many do you want?
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#7 Post by Joe Pugh »

Sorry Tommy im looking for about 5 of them at least.
I Have dropped a few of the people mentioned above a email too :)
Miroku MK38 12G
Browning Maxus 12G
Ruger 10/22 .22
Marlin 1894 .44
Savage model 24 .22/.410
Lee Enfield SMLE 1918 .303
Mauser Gew 98 1916 7.92x57
Springfield 1903 1928 30-06
Mosin Nagant 91/30 1929 7.62x54R
Lost count now
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#8 Post by Tommygunn »

PM your details and I'll send you some for 7.92
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#9 Post by Tower75 »

Tommygunn beat me to it. Good show, that man.
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#10 Post by Tommygunn »

I rather think mutual support is what a forum such as this is all about - pay it forward and so on.

I've received help and advice from herein so, if I can, I'm happy to help!
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