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Safety Tips for an AR-15 Rifle
Disassembling an AR-15 Rifle: Part 1
Disassembling an AR-15 Rifle: Part 2
Disassembling the Bolt Carrier of an AR-15 Rifle
AR-15 Rifle Bolt Parts & Uses
Cleaning the Bolt & Bolt Carrier of an AR-15 Rifle
Reassembling the Bolt Carrier of an AR-15 Rifle
Cleaning the Upper Receiver of an AR-15 Rifle
Cleaning the Barrel of an AR-15 Rifle
How to Reassemble an AR-15 Rifle
How to Load an AR-15 Rifle Clip
Tips for Loading an AR-15 Rifle Clip
Immediately Clearing a Jam in an AR-15 Rifle
Clearing a Jam in an AR-15 Rifle
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Summary: Learn how to load an AR-15 rifle clip with expert tips and advice on gun care in this free hunting video series on the AR-15 rifle.
Caleb Kelly has been working with guns for years and has made his living doing so. He is an expert with handguns and rifles, and works security for a monetary transport company. Caleb...read more
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"Hello again, this is Caleb Kelly. And we're going to be talking about how to load an AR fifteen magazine. This is without stripper clips, which is a different deal about loading a magazine. You just take your empty, this is a thirty round magazine. Take one at a time, you can just push it. Put the rim of the casing towards the back of the magazine, which will be the back side of the arc. And you just push, pushing down on the top of the bullet, into the magazine. Just one at a time, just keep doing that. Every once in a while you can slap the magazine on your palm like that, to be sure that the bullets seat properly in the back of the magazine to prevent any jams or feeding problems."
eHow Article: How to Load an AR-15 Rifle Clip
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mattjutras said
on 12/30/2008 Nice video! I love the LULA magazine-loader,though. Easier on the thumbs.