Talk:M1895 Lee Navy
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Charger-fed or en bloc clip-fed?
editIt first says it is "charger-fed" while talking about the design competition, then refers to the "en bloc clips" later on. These are not the same thing. A "charger" is a stripper clip, and is a totally different approach from an en bloc clip, which is loaded into the rifle with the ammo, a la Mannlicher or Garand. From the era, I'm guessing en bloc, According to Google, this gun doesn't actually use either type. It is a magazine-fed gun, and can be loaded with loose ammo, OR a full clip can be inserted...but it doesn't NEED the clip, which is just used to make it easier to load. So, it's closest to an en bloc, but doesn't meet the usual definition of it, which usually means that the gun requires the clip to fire as a repeater. I see some people claiming that this is because the clip has the follower spring integral with it, but this is not true for the Garand at least, and I'm not sure what rifles that is actually true of. AnnaGoFast (talk) 04:38, 1 February 2018 (UTC)
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