Identify this clip and these bullets...

[joey93turbo]

My brothers buddy found this in a car he bought and we're curious to know what gun the clip fits in and what type of bullets they are.

 

[joey93turbo]

by the way, there are two numbers on the back of the bullet:

a "947" and a "93"

 

[albanian]

I think it is a CZ-52 mag and the cal would be 7.62x25mm. It may be a Tokarev but it really looks like a CZ-52 to me.

 

[Andrew Wyatt]

that's not a clip, it's a magazine, and its for a Cz-52

 

[Third_Rail]

Andrew, if we're correcting, that's not only a magazine, but those are cartridges!

 

[Erik Jensen]

I'll have to jump on the bus. that's a CZ-52 Magazine, loaded with 7.62X25 Cartridges.

 

[joey93turbo]

hmm, probably not worth anything huh?

 

[pauli]

that depends entirely on whether or not you've got an empty cz52 and a need to defend yourself.

 

[JohnKSa]

Used CZ-52 mags go for $15 to $20.

Add $0.40 to $1.40 for a filled one.

 

[Zundfolge]

Used CZ-52 mags go for $15 to $20.

and a CZ-52 with holster and two magazines can be had for under $100, so I think finding this magazine is a good excuse to buy a '52

Fun little shooter too (especially if you like loud guns that spew fireballs).


But I'm positive its a CZ-52 mag ... here's a picture of a CZ-52 mag from www.makarov.com (BTW, they sell them for $26)

 

[Das Pferd]

 

[Badger Arms]

To further clarify, those look like Chinese import copper-washed steel cased cartridges. Often, the bullet itself is steel cased and will spark when it hits a rock. I found this out at a range shooting 9x18 with steel cased bullets.