Identifying clip and ammunition?

[Ultimate]

I have a clip of 5 rounds that I was given a while back, but was never told what they are or what the clip goes to (if anything specific?) They are just brass and copper, no powder or primer.

Only identification on the casings is "WRA 66" on the bottom, and what appears to be a + sign in a circle. Bottom of the clip says "SEY"

I assume I would have to ID them with measurements? The pictures shows relative size to an American quarter.

-Matt

 

[doobie]

Looks like 30-06 on stripper clips....could be wrong.

 

[Gabe]

WRA probably means Winchester Repeating Arms. 66 is 1966. The cross is the NATO symbol. My guess (though the pic makes them look bigger) is 7.62x51mm NATO.

 

[bpm990d]

That's a clip for an M-14.

B

 

[pj150]

Wow a rare post in which the proper definition of a clip was used.

+1 Rep

 

[vellnueve]

Looks like 7.62x51mm

 

[Ultimate]

Sweet, thanks guys... Maybe I need to pick up a rifle to match the clip

Wow a rare post in which the proper definition of a clip was used.

+1 Rep

Haha thanks, yea it is pretty rare these days.

 

[WILDCATT]

ide

you can tell by the necks they are shorter than 06.and I thinK the one bump on clip is only on m14 all others have 2 or 3

 

[Big Daddy 45acp]

M14 clip. Sey was one of the manufacturers, I believe.

 

[JuergenG]

SEY = Seymour Industries ?
I own some M1 Carbine mags still in wrap carrying this manufacturer.

 

[maee]

Wow a rare post in which the proper definition of a clip was used.

+1 Rep

I know, I was ready to jump all over him until I actually clicked on the thread...

 

[namedpipes]

I know, I was ready to jump all over him until I actually clicked on the thread...

I saw the thread title and I popped in to see the bloodbath, but...