Mosin-Nagant Ammunition Clip

A clip of Mosin Nagant ammo is a "weapon" first featured in the level "Stalingrad" in Call of Duty, and again in the level "Not One Step Back" in Call of Duty: Finest Hour. The "weapon" is not actually used to attack anyone (the character is not even allowed to perform a melee attack with it), but is used to load a Mosin-Nagant rifle (that the character must find on a fallen comrade) later on in the level.

Call of Duty
The Mosin-Nagant Ammo first makes its debut in the level "Stalingrad" in the first Call of Duty. The only thing it can do is be inserted into a Mosin-Nagant rifle. The "weapon" looks just like every Bolt-Action Rifle stripper clip. The ammo counter is a misnomer, though, as the clip in hand seems to be a pack of ten cartridges, like the M1 Garand's en bloc clip, even though the Mosin-Nagant's internal magazine only has a capacity of 5 cartridges. The only instance in which this weapon can be obtained (without using the "give all" cheat) is in the level "Stalingrad", and it is only "usable" for a short amount of time before you can get a rifle.

The reason you get the ammunition clip, and not the Mosin-Nagant rifle itself, is because in the level, which is based on real events, when soldiers made it to the supplies, one man got a rifle, and another got a clip of Mosin-Nagant ammunition, the idea being when one man died, another soldier could pick one of the two that he needed off of his fallen comrade. The line you are in for supplies, though, never provides you with a rifle.

Call of Duty: Finest Hour
The "weapon" appears in the exact same level (the level in this game is just an enhanced "Stalingrad" level), in the exact same situation, and is used in the exact same manner as in the original Call of Duty game, but the level it appears in is named Not One Step Back.