The lower-front portion of the bolt body was flattened, ostensibly to assist in chambering rounds, however, this feature was found to be superfluous and was eliminated on future Mausers.Ī charger slot was milled into the receiver bridge. The ’93’s action, while not as strong as some later models, was still extremely well-designed, employing a bolt with dual forward locking lugs and a non-rotating extractor. More importantly, it could be speedily recharged with five rounds by means of a steel stripper clip. 7, 1893, was a superb arm-the first of its breed to have a box magazine entirely enclosed within the stock. Unlike the Mausers carried by the majority of their adversaries, however, neither the Krag nor the Enfield could be reloaded rapidly, often putting their users at a disadvantage.ĭesigned by Paul Mauser, the Modelo 1893, adopted by the Spanish on Dec. The United States regulars during the Spanish-American War and subsequent Philippine-American War (1898-1902), and the British in the Second Boer War (1899-1902), were armed with very good rifles-the Krag-Jorgensen and Magazine Lee-Enfield, respectively. NEWS, I HAVE THIS OLD GUN, BOLT-ACTION RIFLES, HISTORICAL RIFLES
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