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Stevens Favorite 1915

elcabio
Does anyone know where I can get a "Drawing" for Stevens Favorite 1915 need (exploded view).
Tried e-parts but they don't have one.

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  • elcabio
    Hello to all.
    I am sure this question has been asked many times, but here it is again. I have a Favorite 1915 and I have had a few issues with it. It has had a few accidental discharges where the shell rim slipped underneath the extractor and when the action was closed, BANG!! Luckily, no injuries and a new extractor is on the way. My question, did all Favorites have a half-cock hammer? Mine does not seem to have one. The hammer does hold up a little off the breech block but just. Not enought to clear the firing pin when the lever is closed. I have never had a discharge this way but it bothers me a little bit. I took the hammer and trigger out and the the slots where the trigger engages the hammer look to be crisp and in good condition, but I am no gunsmith so i could be wrong. Also, the top of the trigger where it engages looks good but it is not flat all the way across. On the right side there is a tab that seems to extend up that rides next to the hammer when in place in the action. Is this normal? I know it is hard to diagnose without pictures and if those would help, let me know and I will upload some. Thanks in advance to all.
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  • Spider7115
    There's a "hump" on the front of the hammer to keep it against the breechblock and off the firing pin. Constant levering may have worn it down.

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  • elcabio
    Yes it has. Now that I see this picture and you mentioned it I can see that mine has been worn down. Looks like I will be replacing this as well. Another question. My Favorite is in .22LR. I have a friend with a .32 rimfire barrel. Can I use my action and mate it with this barrel with no ill affects? Thanks again to all.
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  • slumlord44
    You will need the extractor with the .32 barrel. I believe you would also need the .32 breach block. The .22 block will have the firing pin in the wrong location. As I recall from old catalogs, Stevens sold the parts to switch calibers as a kit.
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