"Plus One" a Mauser/Bolt Action Rifle

Published on August 15, 2023
Duration: 0:34

This review of the "Plus One" Mauser bolt-action rifle details its standard five-round capacity and demonstrates a technique to achieve a "plus one" capacity by manually inserting a round into the chamber. It also discusses potential mechanical implications of this loading method on the rifle's extractor, considering its controlled feed design.

Quick Summary

The Swedish Mauser typically has a standard capacity of five rounds, often loaded via five-round stripper clips. A "plus one" technique involves manually inserting an extra round into the chamber after loading the magazine, potentially increasing capacity to six rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Standard Capacity Explained
  2. 00:12Demonstrating "Plus One" Loading
  3. 00:26Extractor & Controlled Feed Discussion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the standard magazine capacity of a Swedish Mauser?

The Swedish Mauser typically holds five rounds in its internal magazine. This is why stripper clips commonly used with these rifles usually contain five rounds.

How do you perform the "plus one" loading technique on a Mauser rifle?

To 'plus one' a Mauser, load the magazine to its standard capacity (usually five rounds), then manually insert an additional round directly into the chamber before closing the bolt.

Is the "plus one" loading technique safe for a Mauser's extractor?

There's a discussion about whether the 'plus one' technique is detrimental to the extractor on controlled feed rifles like the Mauser. It depends on the specific design and how the extractor engages the cartridge rim.

What caliber is the Swedish Mauser featured in the video?

The Swedish Mauser shown in the video is chambered in 6.5x55mm Swedish, a classic and effective hunting cartridge known for its accuracy and manageable recoil.

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