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[[File:Magazines.png|thumb|right|Magazines]] | [[File:Magazines.png|thumb|right|Magazines]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * One of these [[weapon accessory#feeding systems|feeding systems]], all of which are types of [[weapon accessory]] |
| − | * [[ | + | ** [[Stripper clips]] |
| − | * [[Magazines | + | ** [[Moon clips]] |
| − | ** | + | ** [[Magazines]], sometimes colloquially but also incorrectly called "clips" |
| + | *** '''En-bloc clips''', such as those used in the [[M1 Garand]]; for gameplay reasons, they are categorized under magazines. | ||
== Clip or magazine? == | == Clip or magazine? == | ||
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Clips also redirects here.
Clip may refer to:
- One of these feeding systems, all of which are types of weapon accessory
- Stripper clips
- Moon clips
- Magazines, sometimes colloquially but also incorrectly called "clips"
- En-bloc clips, such as those used in the M1 Garand; for gameplay reasons, they are categorized under magazines.
Clip or magazine?
If it looks like a strip of metal that is holding rounds of ammunition together, it is usually a clip. If it looks like a box with a spring inside, in which rounds of ammunition are contained, it is usually a magazine.
It is also incorrect to call it a 'magazine clip'.
