What are the best stripper clips I can buy for an SKS? >pic

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Whats a good price for an SKS in (((current year))) and what websites should I be watching to buy one online?

>>33081002
Armslist is decent. I paid $400 for mine, which is in nice shape with matching numbers. Anywhere from $350-500 for one in decent condition is to be expected. Price depends on country of origin and condition obviously.

http://www.jgsales.com/mobile/sks-7.62x39-10rd-stripper-clips,-20pack,-steel,-new.-p-399.html
Are these decent?

>>33081171
Chinese are generally considered to be garbage, especially the new made ones.
>>33080961
Czech BXN

>>33080961
That's not a Yugo.

My man with the M59. Best sks is heavy robust sks

>>33081325
Not all Yugos had the grenade sight+spigot

>>33081325
Pre 1967 they did not have grenade launchers or sights

I bought a pack of 20 from tickbite supply, unknown origin, about 18 of them were good in my Norinco and my Tula.

I've tried some NC star clips from Amazon and about 4/20 worked.

>>33080961
Buy surplus ones, newly manufactured clips won't work.

>>33082385
Where do you recommend buying them from?

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Why not buy SKS mags? My SKS on the left.

>>33084802
Meh I prefer the internal mag to be honest

>>33084802
Nice assault clips

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>>33080961
Don't fuck around, just get a case of Yugo ammo. Sealed, easier to open than a russian spam can, comes loaded on fantastic quality phosphatized clips. Save the empty clips and sell them at a premium to morons on ebay, rinse & repeat.

>>33080961
Czech BXN

>>33085134
I've been thinking of getting a small box (200) just for the clips. I'd rather stay away from corrosive if possible.

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>>33085200
Corrosive ain't no thing. Keep the little aluminum oil bottle full of windex and dump it down the barrel & receiver when you're done shooting. That's enough to neutralize the small amount of salts that form, follow it up with normal cleaning when you get home. Corrosion doesn't set in while shooting, it's a function of moisture in the air and the salt is just an accelerant.