.38 / .357 ammo on stripper clipps

[dracothered]

I don't know if any of you thought of this before, but here goes anyways. I was sitting here and thinking of ways you could carry extra ammo for your Rossi M92 in .38 / .357 mag. So I thought I would see if it fit SKS / AK-47 stripper clips and what do you know they do.

[1894c]

great idea...i have used these, actually use these all the times...Bianchi Speed Strips...but your idea is very coool.... :)

[El Chivo]

Oh come on, when there are handsome leather wallets that fit on your belt and snap shut.

[jhrosier]

Lee Enfield stripper clips will hold 44 Spl/Mag and Mosin strippers work with 45 Colt.

MTM used to make 6 and 12 round ammo wallets for common pistol calibers. I haven't looked recently to see if they are still available.

Jack

[rhead]

Speed loaders for single action revolvers.

[zzr7ky]

I do this also. It keeps them from going all over the truck! They don't roll out of jacket pockets. I really like the 5 round 30-06 stripper clips for 45ACP.

[dracothered]

Oh come on, when there are handsome leather wallets that fit on your belt and snap shut.

Yes there are those and you can only fit so many of those on your belt plus they aren't cheap.

[Old Ironsights]

Oh come on, when there are handsome leather wallets that fit on your belt and snap shut.

And the Speed Strips usually fit into those just fine AND give you the ability to grab 6 at once...

I like the SKS stripper clip idea, but I think the Speed Strips might feed off into the tube more efficiently... (haven't tried the SKS strips)

[bdhold]

yes, but it's kind of like hunting with an AR and long magazine. If you can't get it in a couple of shots, carrying more ammo is not the problem.

[Old Ironsights]

yes, but it's kind of like hunting with an AR and long magazine. If you can't get it in a couple of shots, carrying more ammo is not the problem.

The magazine-full isn't for the deer, it's for the 'yotes & tweakers...

[dracothered]

The ammo on a SKS stripper clip would be for fast reloads, but more for throwing more ammo into a pack or pouch and know that it isn't going to go all over the place in it.

This would work better at having some fast to get ammo right on the rifle.

[wecsoger]

MTM used to make 6 and 12 round ammo wallets for common pistol calibers. I haven't looked recently to see if they are still available.

They still do.

http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/

And they have a company (mail order) store

http://www.ammoboxes.com/

By the way, they are a true Made in America company and surprisingly enough I just found out yesterday they are literally up the road from me in Dayton Ohio!

Make a darn good product. I have ammo boxes from them thirty years old and still work perfectly. Go browse their website, you'll be impressed with all the neat stuff they have.

(I have nothing to do with them other than I've bought several of their products)

[GoatGuy]

Now that's very cool and creative. I'm one of the Bianchi Speed Strip folks, but your way adds a thoughtful new solution to the problem.

[jhrosier]

Here is another company that makes strips similar to the Bianchi:

https://www.tuffproducts.com/product.ph ... 537&page=1

I have used their .45 Colt strips with no issues.

Jack

[Shasta]

Another Bianchi Speed Strip user here, at least for front pocket carry of spare ammo. I like your idea of using the SKS stripper clips. They probably wouldn't work for me with pocket carry, but would be great for keeping track of a few rounds of ammo in the cab of my pickup. Thanks for the tip!

SHASTA

[dracothered]

Another Bianchi Speed Strip user here, at least for front pocket carry of spare ammo. I like your idea of using the SKS stripper clips. They probably wouldn't work for me with pocket carry, but would be great for keeping track of a few rounds of ammo in the cab of my pickup. Thanks for the tip!

SHASTA

Yea I wouldn't want to try and pocket carry on the SKS stripper clips unless it was a large lose pocket.

[Old Ironsights]

Sorry for the Thread Drift (because your Idea is a good one for truck storage) but more on Speed Strips:



When I am toting the SP101 I carry at least one of the wallets shown. That's an extra 12 with some ammo options (note the shot loads)

When I'm toting the '92 I usually have one or 2 of the cell-phone pouches on my belt. That's 18-24 depending on the pouch, and makes ammo selection a breeze (sometimes you really want to load catsneeze, sometimes whompumstompers).