Aren't most (all?) rifles that use stripper clips designed to push aside the empty stripper clip as the bolt goes back into battery? For example, aren't SKS rifles designed so that after charging the magazine with the stripper clip, one can simply pull back on the charging handle and the rifle will chamber a new round and push out the empty clip? Almost every video I see on Youtube of stipper clip-fed rifles (Mauser, Enfield, SKS, etc.) is unaware of this.
While I suppose it'd be possible for a stripper clip to get into the action via this technique, that seems unlikely.
While I suppose it'd be possible for a stripper clip to get into the action via this technique, that seems unlikely.