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<blockquote data-quote="JonathanT" data-source="post: 1466220" data-attributes="member: 15666">That has to be the best thing I&#039;ve read all day.To be honest though, my dad has some clips around the house. They fit his Mosin Nagant and his K98, which of course have internal magazines. I&#039;m actually impressed that most of the people on this forum seem to know the proper terminology, most gun forums I&#039;ve seen have a &quot;they&#039;re all called clips, we don&#039;t care&quot; mindset.The question of &quot;legitimate&quot; uses for high capacity magazines is irrelevant, since it&#039;s constitutionally illegal for the gov to infringe on firearm ownership rights (I know they do it all the time, but still). Regardless, good engineering dictates that a weapon should be able to hold as much ammo as it can while still maintaining reliability and balance/maneuverability. Smaller and even larger magazines can then be considered for special circumstances (bench shooting, tight quarters, etc).-Jonathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JonathanT, post: 1466220, member: 15666"] That has to be the best thing I've read all day. To be honest though, my dad has some clips around the house. They fit his Mosin Nagant and his K98, which of course have internal magazines. I'm actually impressed that most of the people on this forum seem to know the proper terminology, most gun forums I've seen have a "they're all called clips, we don't care" mindset. The question of "legitimate" uses for high capacity magazines is irrelevant, since it's constitutionally illegal for the gov to infringe on firearm ownership rights (I know they do it all the time, but still). Regardless, good engineering dictates that a weapon should be able to hold as much ammo as it can while still maintaining reliability and balance/maneuverability. Smaller and even larger magazines can then be considered for special circumstances (bench shooting, tight quarters, etc). -Jonathan [/QUOTE]

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