I have noticed that sometimes when you empty your weapon of all its ammo and reload a fresh clip, it will occasionally load a random amount of ammo. I tested this without partially reloading my gun at all, so I know that the clips should all be equal. Sometimes I will get more ammo in a clip than what the gun should be able to hold. For example, I loaded a clip of 7 rounds into my K98, but two clips later, it only had 2 rounds. I have tested this with the SVT-40, G41, K98, Mosin 1930, TT33, and the C96. They all do the same thing.
Ammo in full clips not correct
- Thread starter 82ndAB-RedHawk
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Yep, I've noticed this today.
Kar 98 and Kar 98 Scoped is an example.
The Kar 98 holds 5 bullets. If you shoot the first time, pull the bolt and then reload, the soldier puts 2 bullets instead of one into the rifle chamber. Like this, the kar 98 looks like a rifle with 6 bullets
I tried this at the Mosin Nagant Bolt Action and this problem did not happen.
Please guys, could you fix this issue ?
Kar 98 and Kar 98 Scoped is an example.
The Kar 98 holds 5 bullets. If you shoot the first time, pull the bolt and then reload, the soldier puts 2 bullets instead of one into the rifle chamber. Like this, the kar 98 looks like a rifle with 6 bullets
I tried this at the Mosin Nagant Bolt Action and this problem did not happen.
Please guys, could you fix this issue ?
I've had this too, especially with SVT-40 on Apartments. Really sucks to go through two shots on your second virgin mag and then have to reload.
Once, I reloaded my MG after emptying the first mag after respawn.
What should have been another two full mags were completely empty.
The third mag had bullets in it.
What makes it worse is that Ammo Crates are broken.
Once, I reloaded my MG after emptying the first mag after respawn.
What should have been another two full mags were completely empty.
The third mag had bullets in it.
What makes it worse is that Ammo Crates are broken.
I suspected this when I was trying out the interrupted bolting bug, as sometimes the rifle would fire six shots, but I thought I was seeing things. Apparently I wasn't after all.
Yep, I've noticed this today.
Kar 98 and Kar 98 Scoped is an example.
The Kar 98 holds 5 bullets. If you shoot the first time, pull the bolt and then reload, the soldier puts 2 bullets instead of one into the rifle chamber. Like this, the kar 98 looks like a rifle with 6 bullets
I tried this at the Mosin Nagant Bolt Action and this problem did not happen.
Please guys, could you fix this issue ?
Thats not an issue. Whenever you pull a bolt back, a case is ejected, spent or not. So if you fire once then reload, you see the unspent second cartridge ejected. Mauser rifles aren't so complex that they know when a cartidge is or isn't spent, the action ejects it anyways.
You're right, I've just forgotten about the second bullet when you pull the bolt then it is ejected. BUT, this does not happen with the Mosin LOL. The guy shoots, pull the bolt, to realod he bolts again and only puts one bullet. Is the mechanism of the rifle different from the Kar 98 or what ?
They aren't different. All bolt-action rifles operate on the original Mauser action. It looks like they forgot to add this to the Mosin Nagant.
Terribly incorrect. While the Mauser action is the most widely used action because of its precision and functionality not ALL bolt action rifles use or used this action.
All models of Mosin Nagants use a Soviet developed bolt, much more crude than a mauser action but it works.
While it is possible to reload a 91/30 without ejecting a cartridge it is an action requiring a bit of finesse to do. Not something that would be easily done in battlefield conditions.