Is this a high capacity ammunition feeding device? (pics inside)

[4D5auto]

So, all linked up prior to 2000 is OK?? LOL how in the hell would they know unless you give yourself up?? Like I've stated before, I've been out of the scene for awhile and getting into it again. Does the Grandfather clause apply here?? Like high cap mags possessed before a certain date??

[MrTenX]

Um..M60 is the link designator, not the gun it's used in.

The M60 and M240 machineguns use the M-13 link.
I've never seen 7.62 NATO blanks crimped like that. Those rds. look more like 5.56mm blanks. If so, they are for the M249 SAW which uses the M-27 link which look like a scaled down M-13 7.62mm link.

[RossRinSD]

to clear any confusion, these are 5.56 rounds

[wilit]

What if you were to weld on a 1919 link and go from there? The original portion will still work in an M60, and the gun will jam up and stop firing once you hit the M60 links, not letting you shoot below the 11rd mark Get the 1919 anyways man!!!!!! I've got one and 10rd belts arent so bad, if you ever take it to a public range everyone will be humping your leg trying to get you to let them shoot it.

I asked the very same question in a thread a few months ago because I had a similar belt of blanks my dad got me when I was 7. The idea was "poo-poo'd" because of the dissimilarity between the links and calibers.

[Army]

My apologies on the link desi. I can't get images here, so I went with what wilit posted.

But my info is still correct