Minute of Mae: Spanish Mauser 1895 Carbine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2023
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Another Minute, another Mauser. 👌
Another minute of Mauser with Mae.
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Think how British felt in 1914. XD
These minutes with mea are a great to learn about different guns without going into technicals (which I can then choose to further search into)
for some reason I just love the look of the carbines that have the muzzle flush with the nose cap.
I'm with you on that. They just look right.
Same here! Been looking for an 1895 in 7x57mm!
Such a pretty little gun.
Are you talking about the Mauser or Mae?
@@timinwsac she’s a weapon👊🏻
These one Minute of Mae reviews are a great format. For rifle reviews, I watch the first time as intended. Then watch a second time, ignore Mae, pause frequently, and study the rifle in detail, looking for whatever I missed the first time. Then watch a third time, listen to her every word, and watch the human-rifle ergonomics, such as loading, cycling the bolt, and recoil.
Nice manual of operations.
Username checks out btw
Can you do that 3600x a day? :)
"Thats a good strip"
Yes, yes it is!
Fyi to anyone who is unaware. On most Mauser actions, once you've stripped in your cartridges, just shove the bolt forward. It will automatically eject the clip with no damage.
Much faster.
When clips are more valuable than gold you stop doing that
These, and similar carbines like the Swedish 1894, and even the 1891 Argentine Mauser carbine, are GREAT hunting rifles just as is.
I love that tiny section of uncovered barrel out front. Gives it a unique look
Thanks for the pleasant break from serious internet browsing, Miss Mae !
I should look for one of these, seem like a nice handy carbine compared to full size mausers
Oh, to have one of those Spanish Mauser carbines. Mae would have been a great arms saleslady back then.
She would now, I'd take her advice.
Have an old imported one chambered in .308. Fun little shooter. They were only about $100 in the late 80's and early 90's and packed in copious amounts of cosmoline.
The 7.62 NATO conventions were everywhere and cheap. Under 100.00 for years and years.
I wish they were still cheap. Everything besides C grade Carcanos are like 400 plus now.
@@nebiyuesayas5600 400 now dollars is actually not much different than 100 then dollars.
@@blshouse Ah, ok. I've yet to buy a gun (intend to someday, but it's not possible atm due to personal reasons), and from what I know the market today tends to be a lot more expensive for no reason, simply because Bubba realized his 150 dollar K98k "might" sell for at least 450 instead.
@@nebiyuesayas5600 yes and no on the no reason. A lot of the old school collectors have had their pick of the highest quality weapons 15+ years ago. The weapons that are left are the lower quality and nearing the end of the stock piles. So as supply dries up the cost goes up.
The flat nose muzzle of some carbine bolt guns look so nice for some reason.
If you put it at 90% speed, you get extra Mae time
I usually set it to 75%, for ease of understanding when my coffee hasn't kicked in, or has stopped working.
Extra Mae time, 🎉
Good one. Have a like.
Love the look of the 1895 Carbines and would love to have one in 7x57mm Mauser!
Hard to find and sometimes too pricey!
Always good to see Mae! Good shooting
Great video thank you
Always such a joy! Fine rifles.
Back when rifles still had clean lines and a balanced profile...
Thanks
7×57 is an excellent deer gun. I have taken scores with mine, and one elk.
Im waiting for the Mexican mauser.
I have one & wondered why, with no ammo loaded, the bolt snagged to close. Mae answered that in the closing seconds of the clip. Awesome!!
I love her reviews. She knows what she’s talking about.
It'd be interesting to find out how much better they are with matching bolts.
Poor. The bores are inconsistent, both in diameter from one rifle to another, and from one end of the barrel to the other. Chambers are not cut properly. Keyholing is common.
Pretty much the same as a new Spanish bolt gun.
I love full stocked carbines.
Oh nice
Nice video
I have a Spanish 1895 Carbine
But some time in the past before I got it
It was sporter zed a drilled & tapped
So I deer hunt with it
Fun fact: this carbine is called Tercerola in Spain
I dig the grin Mae wears as she shooting something she likes.
Good job mae
I really like my 1916 Mauser in 308 it’s a great little deer/bush gun
Anything with a nosecap. Nevers gets old, always a sexy look.
Mae Cuba 1898 with Teddy Roosevelt.
Not just any minute with Mae. But a minute with Mae with a Mauser.
See this rifle and it’s variants all the time in pictures and videos taken during the Spanish Civil War. Would absolutely love to own one.
“¡Si tu existencia es un mundo de penas antes que esclavo, prefiere morir!”
That's a good lookin little thing, the rifle ain't bad neither.
So this is what old Teddy and the rough riders were up against?
They went up against Mauser Model 1893 rifles.
One of these in 7x57 is a fun little gun but they are a bit hard to find and the ammo costs a bit more, so I picked up a Chilean and Spanish carbine 93&95 both in .308 and they turned out to be cheap to run but not pleasant to shoot at all, I got rid of both guns quickly as the .308 had feed issues from being to short and the but plate was too small for a .308 carbine to be shot comfortably. (the Spanish one was the worse of the two)
Hey just asking, did you consider making a tierlist of rifles (mainly the manual operated and self loading rifles) of the Great War from worst to best?
It's already up. search top 10 rifles C&Rsenal
Said before: there are 1 minute videos and 1-1/2 hour videos. Gotta set aside some time for the long ones. Often, those times do not occur in my schedule, and I don’t end up watching. I’m probably an outlier here, so take it as you Mae.
Nice gat
I'm relation to recoil - will anyone ever use the wrist of the stock for its intended purpose of having your thumb wrapped over it? Then it might not push you about so much?
Noiicee
Add a finger rest and a longer handguard and you have yourself a discount Serbian 1908 carbine.
A beautiful minute of Mae. Did the Spaniards have this rifle on the San Huan Hill in the Spanish US War?
In San Juan Hill we had the Mauser 1893 (the Big brother of the carabine).
@@Paparajote95 Thank you. And in the Philiphines?
How does the Spanish 1895 compare to the chilean 1895? They seem pretty similar to me
Keep the rifle on your shoulder when you work the bolt.
💯👍👏!
You know you don't have to remove the rifle from your shoulder to cycle the action, right?
They do multiple takes across multiple guns over a whole day. Fatigue. Also, it allows her and Othias to see into the action for case ruptures or double feeds so they dont damage a very valuable loaner gun that doesnt belong to them. Also it's way better for filming. How else would you film those smooth vs snagging bolt throws?
Anyone know if this was the rifle sadam fired on the balcony.
Did this Carbine serve in the Spanish Civil War or with the spanish blue legion during the WWII?
Hey Mae, what’s ups!
The other guy, why you no have SKS Video, we wait long time (English is my 4th language), but again why no SKS video we waiting long time!
19th, 18 May 2023
A real cutie, yeah Mae is cute too.
👍👍👍
My God ... she makes me nervous. lol
it urks me she doesn’t even hold the rifle, just lays her hand on the side of the grip 😂
I believe that's actually the intended way to hold "old world" military rifles/carbines like this, rather than wrapping your thumb over the grip like most people. I might be wrong, since I don't have much evidence to back that up, but I recall the Martini-Henri rifles having a textured indent on the rear of the receiver for the shooter to rest their thumb on while firing.
If that's the case, it's just a different way of doing things from the past, which is what they try to replicate. Same reason she shoots handguns one-handed, it was the style at the time.
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Чето Мэй похудела сильно. Зачем???
I don't like the mag follower stopping the bolt from closing. I get why it's there but it causes some quality of life inconveniences
Still not a chilean 1895
Es el mauser Chileno wn, no el mauser español
Is that good for kids?
Good too see a girl using guns this time, getting tired of every gun youtuber being a white dude with a trim beard in his late 30s on the right wing lol