stripper feeders

[CavScout577]

Anyone know where I can get a striiper feeder for FActory mags? Thanks,


CavScout

[cajungeo]

I believe Cheaper that dirt has some. You might use the search button for "stripper clips".

[CavScout577]

Thanks; I was using the wrong wording...

CavScout

[bwraven]

I use the Thermold stripper clips and guide. They work great, and seem to last longer (more uses before they wear out) than the metal USGI ones.

They work on all of my mags (Thermold, Ruger Factory, PMI, Bingham, Masen, ProMag steel, and McCoy Mobile), with the exception of the ProMag Polymer 30's. They are just a tiny bit too large to fit into the stripper clip guide.


I've purchased from this guy before:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=36258&item=7143487495&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW)

His shipping seems a little high, but overall it's a good deal. Comes with a guide, too, that can also be used to load loose rounds into your mags.

[J Greer]

I use USGI 5.56 stripper clip guides and USGI stripper clips with no problems. I just hold the guide on my mini mag with the web of my right hand holding the guide in place, but hold the guide at a very slight angle so from the side veiw the guide looks like its leaning twords the far end (slug side) of the magazine . Then I Insert a loaded stripper clip and push down with my left hand. I'm able to able to flawlesly feed ten rounds with on moderate push.

Now I read reports in the past were people clamied the USGI 5.56 M16 guides woudn't work on Mini-14 magazines, but I've had no problems loading Ruger Factory, John Mason/Blackwarrior. Heck they even worked on the one Triple K and Western magazine that I had in the junk box.