It was recalled in less than a year because (get this) it was known to go off without pulling the trigger! My Browning 1911 380 last year came without a front sight! My Browning 22 A-bolt from the 90s is a gorgeous fine shooting rifle. I would have thought Winchester and the Japanese corporation, Miroku, would have better quality control. It will not be sitting in a closet saving dust. This 450 Marlin of mine is required for real protection while timber cruising. Without working well out of the box, has the Model 94 ever been made well? My rifle is new and only a few weeks from purchase. This raises the question that such rifles may never have worked properly out of the box. In many videos I noticed that people had purchased older rifles that had barely been used. This notion of wearing a rifle in struck me as a bit odd since it implies that for many many rounds the rifle cannot be trusted to work when needed. After checking this site and many Youtube videos there appears to be a strong view that owners must tolerate poorly made Model 94s. Anyone paying $1400 for a fire arm should expect it to work smooth as silk out of the box. After 7 days of ownership I sent it back to Winchester/Browning for repair. It was almost impossible to cock the rifle, much less eject a round easily. My purchase of a take down Model 94 450 Marlin did not go well.
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My guess would be a gunsmith would probably charge about 1 hour labor plus the parts.Ĭirca August 2017. They will give you step by step directions to taking it apart and puting it back together. I would however, suggest getting a good parts breakdown for the gun or picking up one of the many firearms assembly/disassembly books that are on the market. :grinpimp: I cannot get the spring compressed into the assembly. I SHOULD have taken a picture before I took it apart.
Neither are overly difficult to repair, and if you are comfortable about working on your own guns you can give it a try. I thought I would remove the safety that cost me several deer when I was a teenager from my trusty Winchester Ranger Model 94 angle eject 30-30. So you need to determine what is happening is it not EXTRACTING the round from the chamber, or is it not EJECTING the round from the gun? Once this is determined you can look for the cause, either a bad or worn extractor, or a weak or non working ejector. When the round clears the chamber,the EJECTOR (under compression) has nothing to hold it back so it quickly moves forward pushing the round in the path of least resistance, which would be the opening of the action, and out pops the casing. First, the EXTRACTOR hooks around the rim of the cartridge and when you move the lever downward, the extractor pulls the round out of the chamber. Marcidius, remember that there are to things that happen to get a round out of the gun.
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