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    OT-Help Identify Stripper Clips

    These are 2 and 3/8 inches long and a little over 1/2 inch wide. Inside it is stamped "MBO 1966". Can you help identify what weapon it was originally for? THANKS
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    Thanks JBS. So these would be used for the M14 or M1Aicon? Any other weapons?

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    They are NATO standard 7.62 mm NATO stripper clips. They can be used by any NATO country but not all NATO contries had equipment to make them usefull.

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    In 1966 Austrailia was using the FN rifle called the SLR (self loading rifle) among other things. These will work in M14s but not perfectly. They are for the FN.

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