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Posted: 6/19/2015 10:01:08 PM EDT
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Yea, this probably is a stupid and petty question, but...
When you load your clips, do you arrange the rounds so that the rounds are or are not under the little opposing corner bubbles on the clips? I know it really doesn't matter for function, but what is the "official" way they are to be loaded. Thanks |
| I always load so that the top round is on the right, or under the "little bubble." That way when I insert a clip in the rifle my thumb is pushing down on the top round and not the sharp edge of the clip. Might be different for lefties and righties, but it makes it much more comfortable for me. |
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Being right handed and holding the clip in my left hand while loading, the clips just naturally load so that the corner rounds are under the bubble. I guess it would have made more sense if I had said top round on right.
Do all clips not have the little bubble? It must be there to help you grip the clip, but I didn't know if there was an another motive for the bubble being there. All my CMP clips have them. |
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