Collecting M-1 Clips

[Garand Doctor]

I remember on the older forum. One of the posters had a web site with photos of his M-1 clip collection. I just picked up up a few interesting one's but no WRA's. Anyone can help. Thanks Frank Jr.

[steel]

Is this it?

http://members.bellatlantic.net/~wol...ips/clips.html

[Garand Doctor]

Thanks steel that's the site I was looking for. I found one of the clips with the "wheel" stamped into the center ring. Manufacturer unknown at this time. Frank Jr.

[RCS]

If it is like this clip, it is from Tiawan

[dryheat]

Here is a chromed clip I picked up lately. I posted it on Ebay but got kicked off 'cause they say it's a "magazine". Now it's called a "follower spacer block". Shhsssh, don't tell Ebay.

[steel]

I recently bought 192 rounds of HXP in the bandoliers/spam can, dated 1971. I was lucky and received seven "SA" marked clips out of the lot of 24 clips. Two of them were the large "SA" from WW2 era.

[Garand Doctor]

Yes steel that's it. Also got one with 58 stamped on it. Picked out one German one 74 with triangle under it. Also got four BR-W 1 that are painted in a light green color!!!!! Three with SA and a line under and six with small SA stamped on them. Frank Jr.

[SGT K]

I just finished looking through the clip collection on line and I realized,,,,,,now I have to look at all my clips and research where they all came from too!

Does this ever end!!

; )

Paul

[steel]

I sure would like to find an "IMI" marked clip.

[RCS]

The very early SA clips are sometimes found with the following: large C or numbered 0, 1, 2 or 3 or even blank, like the early WRA all have the notches cut-out and a different web pattern on the back from the later clips