"Plus One" a Mauser/Bolt Action Rifle

Published on August 15, 2023
Duration: 0:34

JaredAF demonstrates the 'plus one' loading technique for a Swedish Mauser bolt-action rifle. This method involves loading the magazine to its standard capacity, then manually adding an extra round to the chamber after partially closing the bolt. The video also touches upon potential mechanical considerations for the extractor with this technique on controlled-feed actions.

Quick Summary

The 'plus one' loading technique for a Swedish Mauser involves loading the magazine to its standard five rounds, then manually adding a sixth round directly into the chamber after partially closing the bolt. Be mindful of the controlled-feed mechanism to avoid stressing the extractor.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Standard Capacity & Stripper Clips
  2. 00:12'Plus One' Loading Demonstration
  3. 00:26Mechanical Considerations for Extractor

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you perform the 'plus one' loading technique on a Swedish Mauser?

To 'plus one' load a Swedish Mauser, first load the magazine to its standard capacity (typically five rounds). Then, with the bolt fully to the rear, press down on the top magazine round, slide the bolt forward over it, and manually insert an additional round directly into the chamber before closing the bolt fully.

What are the potential risks of 'plus one' loading a Swedish Mauser?

The primary concern with 'plus one' loading on a controlled-feed rifle like the Swedish Mauser is potential damage to the extractor. Improper technique can stress the extractor as it interacts with the manually chambered round.

What is the typical magazine capacity of a Swedish Mauser?

The Swedish Mauser rifle typically features a fixed magazine that holds five rounds. This capacity is why stripper clips designed for this rifle usually come with five rounds.

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