Marlin 1894

riflemike

June 05, 2009 05:41

I have a Marlin 1894 in 32 20. I was using it today and it quit firing. a couple of small pieces came out of the reiciever. One is a thin piece about an inch long and the other is a 1/4 " piece that looks like it may have broken off????

Any thoughts? Are they as easy as a Winchester to work on?

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  riflemike

  June 05, 2009 05:41

  Hello
  
  
  I am looking at an old Marlin 1894 (44-40). It has an "18 barrel. It does not look "cut". Can anyone tell me if it is possible that the gun came originally with an 18" barrel?
  
  Thanks
  Jim

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  rsnyder55

  June 05, 2009 06:21

  It's called a bullseye.

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  Spider7115

  June 05, 2009 06:25

  Numrich has some for your model listed on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220404421355

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  riflemike

  June 05, 2009 06:28

  Thanks I am going to list mine and wanted to be correct in description as to what was missing on the 357
  
  I didnt know if was a stud missing like on the 44 pic or not
  
  

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  RounderRick

  June 05, 2009 22:11

  Hello riflemike - The bull's-eye is a trademark that Marlin started using in 1922. When factory installed, the swivel is usually about 3" from the toe, and never mounted in the bull's-eye (which is about 4" from the toe). I believe the factory will supply a replacement for little or sometimes nothing. GoodLuck - RounderRick

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  riflemike

  June 06, 2009 02:44

  Thanks Its up on the auction side now. Just wanted to give bidders an accurate description.
  
  http://v4.beta.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=130815834

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