It is called a magazine. To a firearms purist, a clip holds cartridges until they can be inserted into a magazine.
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If you wished to be more technical, it would be a "20 round detachable box magazine" (30 round magazines and any other magazine which fit the later M16A2 and M4 would also fit in an M16A1). The original models made by Colt were aluminum, and the follower was also made of metal (most current production magazines for the AR15 and other STANAG 4179 compatible rifles use plastic followers).
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THere is no clip. It is a tubular feed magazine
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It depends on what state you are talking about.
There have been several variants. Most commonly, 20 round or 30 round magazines, but may use a 40 or 75 round drum.
Yes, Stevens did produce a model 248A, which is a bolt-action shotgun in 20 gauge. It features a three-round magazine that can be fed with a clip. This model was part of Stevens' line of shotguns designed for hunters and sport shooters.
Well, it is actually called a magazine, not a clip. The standard M-16 magazine holds 20 cartridges, extended magazines hold 30.
A standard clip of $20 bills typically contains 100 bills. This means that a full clip would amount to $2,000. However, the number of bills in a clip can vary depending on the institution or specific packaging used.
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Round 15 to the nearest 10 would be 20, as it is closer to 20 than 10.
i have a 20ga wards western field 14m 215a it has 3shell clip