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    Swede follower and magazine spring - check this

    Here is a photo of the follower, magazine and magazine floor plate from my Carl Gustaf.
    Attachment 23443

    As you can see, the follower sits roughly parallel to the floor plate. If your follower does not sit like this, slide the spring out of the floor plate and follower, and take a look at it.

    And here is a photo of the spring alone.
    Attachment 23444

    Note the symmetrical "M" form If your magazine spring does not look like this, then it should be replaced. A kinked or twisted spring could be a cause of the feeding problem.

    Patrick
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