I need a clip
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Kreyzhorse
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Try looking for a magazine at www.Brownells.com
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/10-rd-remington-522-viper-22-lr-magazine.aspx?a=506890
30 second search. It ain't cheap though.
30 second search. It ain't cheap though.
MW surveyor
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Try Numrich Arms for your magazine.
mrgoodwrench76
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AKA stripper clips.
Ridge_Runner_5
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mrgoodwrench76
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After this, I would imagine Cdoc42 wont make any mistakes with his terminology related to ammunition feeding. Love the pics! 
clips
I have 2 for 523 and 521.I don;t know if they are compatible with 522. Contact my email flemminghs@verizon.net
Clips,mags or gizmos we know what you mean. The 2 I have are for the 513 T and will also fit 521 . They are 10 rds and they are for sale
I have 2 for 523 and 521.I don;t know if they are compatible with 522. Contact my email flemminghs@verizon.net
Clips,mags or gizmos we know what you mean. The 2 I have are for the 513 T and will also fit 521 . They are 10 rds and they are for sale
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ROLMAO.......looks like my post WWII relatives didn't know the difference between a magazine and the clips they used in their rifles...so passed it down to me and I never bothered to question it. Thanks for the clarification. I don't feel too bad, though - I still run into shooters who call the cartridge a bullet and the bullet "the tip."
I just read an article in GUNS that was discussing the M-1 Garand and it showed a picture, and described the "clip" being inserted into the "magazine" of the rifle. Does that mean if a rifle has what has been described herein as a "magazine", the magazine fits into the magazine?
Mike Irwin
Staff
"A clip is a "temporary" bullet holder...."
Ya know, try to be a terminology pedant and get hoisted by your own petard...
A clip holds CARTRIDGES.
A bullet is but one component of a cartridge.
Ya know, try to be a terminology pedant and get hoisted by your own petard...
A clip holds CARTRIDGES.
A bullet is but one component of a cartridge.
Mike Irwin
Staff
"Does that mean if a rifle has what has been described herein as a "magazine", the magazine fits into the magazine?"
No. In a rifle with a detachable magazine such as the Remington 522, the magazine fits into the magazine housing.
When you remove the magazine from the rifle, it no longer has a magazine.
A rifle like the Springfield 1903A3 or M1917 Enfield has an internal, non-detachable magazine, which can be loaded either with single rounds or by use of a stripper clip.
No. In a rifle with a detachable magazine such as the Remington 522, the magazine fits into the magazine housing.
When you remove the magazine from the rifle, it no longer has a magazine.
A rifle like the Springfield 1903A3 or M1917 Enfield has an internal, non-detachable magazine, which can be loaded either with single rounds or by use of a stripper clip.
Jim Watson
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I love it!
There are worse things than an Internet Expert telling me that my war vetran ancestors were wrong when they loaded all their guns with "clips" whether M1 rifle or M1 carbine.
Like said I.E. loading his Ammunition Feeding Device with "bullets."
Or "boolits" when he does not cast projectiles over a campfire.
Or finding a .30 caliber rifle with a .308" "bore" diameter.
Or aiming his M1, M16, or Palma Match rifle with "open sights."
gearhounds
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Lets not forget the drum magazine
And the more expensive beta-style drum
And the more expensive beta-style drum