Gunsmithing Disassembly: Marlin 1895 "Guide Gun" (Gunworks)
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Jim Green, gunsmith and owner of GunWorks in Harrington, Maine, is also a co-star on the new National Geographic Channel TV show, Lords of War. Jim disassembles and Marlin 1895 "Guide Gun" in 45-70 and includes some reassembly tips.
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I think this is the third of your videos I’ve found and they’ve always been very helpful
This is absolutely my go-to video for working on my Marlin 1895G. This video is right on the money!
Best teardown video I've found and I think I looked at em all! Love that you actually included the tips on the more tricky parts to re assemble. Thanks to guys like you, guys like me can clean properly and fix little things without scrapping the gun after! Thanks again
Everytime I get a new gun I watch your videos they are a big help thank you
That is what I love about TH-cam. Nearly 10 years old video but it was so helpful to me. Thank you. Great video.
Excellent training video! It's obvious you have worked with these rifles a LOT, just by the way you know where to place your hands to catch all the springs and tension pieces. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you making this video for people like myself with limited knowledge of these beauties!
Just picked up my first Guide gun yesterday and this is the best video for the tear-down and reassemble too date. Had nothing but problems with my Winchesters so decided to purchase the Marlin, hope it works better. I was a small arms coach and tech for the military so my Winchester problem had nothing to do with lack of skill it seemed I had lemons. So you Winchester lovers I'm not dissing them my Model 94 in 45 lc case hardened trapper works fine and I love it it was the 45-70 model 86 had problems with.
Thanks! Next time I’m up in Maine I’ll definitely stop by and buy you a beer!
This was very helpful information.
With your help I was able to completely disassemble my 45,70 Marlin guide rifle.
Clean and oil all parts, and reasseable to working condition.
Thank you very much.
J. From Jackson TN
The simplicity of the Marlin is one of the main reasons I love those guns.
Jim ~ Outstanding video, thank you. I've taken apart and customized many of my Marlins and wish I had this video before I started. And thank you for your service to our country.
Great show mate. Great advise and well delivered. Good to have a teardown video for the 1895. Thanks all the way from West Australia
Thanks 👍
One stop shop for multiple firearms I own. Nicely done Sir!
Jim's the man! - Josh from Topgun
From one gunsmith to another, Nice video. I used to build long range target rifles here in TX. and I now own a 1895G and found you're video helpful and well done. Thanks
Great video, very informative. I just recently purchased my Marlin 1895 and it being my first lever action I've ever owned this really helped with cleaning and disassembly. Thank you for uploading the video
Thanks! Love that Marlin and I am a proud owner :-) Regards Bernt - Sweden.
Great video! I'm going to just be happy with taking the bolt out and cleaning it otherwise I'll put it back together and have enough parts left over for a small pistol.
Like others have said ... a great video for those of us who have never previously torn down a Marling lever gun. GREATLY appreciate your plain-spoken approach to explaining the process. Mine is currently in pieces while I await a couple of enhancements. I would add that for anyone as heavy handed as I am, do not over-tighten your loading gate/spring screw. It will snap ... likely leaving you needing a new screw and possibly the gate if the screw remain stay in place in the gate. My bad. Again, my thanks. And Welcome Home.
Thank you Sir, it will help me to disassemble and reassemble my 1895 GBL That i own since a few days.
Greetings from Germany.
Very helpful picked up a 1895 trapper few weeks ago and this video helped explaint how to do full disassembly.
Well done sir and thank you! This video made my first full cleaning of the Marlin 1894C .357 lever action possible.
thank you Jim i am grateful you put your expertise out on the web for everyone to learn from!
My pleasure! Look forward to new content.
Thanks for the video. My action was locking up on me after bear season this year. Tore down and cleaned everything. All good. Thanks!
You have a great presence in instructional training. I really like your video.😀
Very useful guide. I just recently purchased an 1895SBL, so this helped A LOT into understanding how to disassemble it THE RIGHT WAY.
Having a proper screwdriver bit set is essential, so I spent extra money on a Magna-Tip Screwdriver set from Brownells.
Tanks for the education. 👍
Hey Jim, thanks for the great video. Good explanation of how these come apart and go back together. I watched a couple of times and took notes. I got 16 steps to complete disassembly (down to removing the loading gate). I'll type up my notes so I can follow them as I disassemble the first few times. Really helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make it!
Bravo sir! Quick and to the point with all necessary detail points.
Excellent video Jim! Thank you very much. Very good explanations, easy to follow, great cameraman too! You definitely saved me some frustration - I can take it apart and put it back together right the first time!
Thank you! Excited to break down my marlin and get it cleaned like new
Excellent step-by-step. Thank you!
Restored a JC HIGGINS Model 45 30-30 with this video as reference. Thanks man.
Very informative video Jim., thanks.
And by the way, you remind me so much of the tough irish sargent major from "Glory" (51 Massachusetts inf regiment) its uncanny.
Best wishes.
Great Job, thanks for posting.
great clip Jim.
New Subscriber. Like your style , attitude, and knowledge. Beauty of a gun.
Hey Jim, great video. Very helpful for simple cleaning or kitchen gunsmithing. Keep it up!
Very informative, Jim. Thank you. I haven't stripped my Marlin 1895, yet, but I did remove the plastic ammo follower and install a stainless one for durability. I've shot over 150 rounds through it so far, with half of that one sitting to sight in a scope for 100 yards. I forgot my add-on butt pad that day and paid dearly for that, as I was shooting Hornady's hot 325grain FTX rounds. It took days for my shoulder to stop complaining. Live and learn. By the way, Welcome Home from the Nam from a fellow VN Vet.
Craig Szwed thanks for sharing. I just ordered a stainless steel follower over the brass version from Beartooth Mercantile. Paid $19.00 with shipping. Not bad at all. Thanks again!
Imagine a 5 pound 29" barreled single shot 12ga with a fixed mod choke loaded with winchester SUPER X 3" mag (1800fps 1oz) slugs. No recoil pad, muzzle brake or anything. Just a hard plastic butt plate and every bit of recoil you can get from a 3" slug. I took only two (maybe three) shots and ended up with a giant bruise. The thing kicked so hard that it left a faint "H&R" on my shoulder. It took a little while before my shoulder stopped complaining also. Since then I've learned how to CORRECTLY hold that old boom-stick
Excellent Video! I just purchased an SBL and I feel confident in complete disassembly and reassembly.
Thanks Jim. You answered all my questions.
Thanks for posting. Very informative and easy to follow.
Thank you for your military service sir
Great video!
Thank you for doing a video on my favorite rifle and thank you for your service.
Great video, the best I have seen. Thank you
I'm just about to get an SBL Guide Gun. Thanks so much for the detailed video showing how to care for this gun. It's bookmarked.
Awesome tutorial. Down to earth and easy to follow.
The Marlin GG , my favorite rifle .
Excellent video , thanks!
Fine video on the 1895!
Thanks for the info on the Marlin Rifle.Got a brand new 336BL in my shop to lower the trigger pull right now.
Thank you for your service!
Great video, very helpful. One minor comment, the spring on the inside wall of the receiver is the ejector(not the extractor, which is on the bolt face).
I want to thank you for your informative vids. You keep it simple and to the point.
Great Post and thank you for your service to our Country.
Thank you, this was exactly what I needed.
Super dissassembly view. Thank you very much
If I need to know how to do something your page is the place to go.
Great video. Thx so much for sharing your knowledge. Not many craftsmen like to do that but your an exception. Keep the videos coming. Thx again.
Thanks for your help.......i learnt a great deal, thanks again Jim.
Regards Steve
Good one as always
Thanks helped a lot, they are really easy to take apart
Great Job Jim, Thank You
Thanks for your video It has been a great help for me to disassemble my Marlin 1895G.
Very good video. Nice and straight forward.
Thank you sir for this great video. That is a beautiful rifle
EXCELLENT video!!! Thank you sir!!!
That was a really good video. Really like those Marlins
Thanks for the video. Very informative.
Excellent, thank you Devildog!
Very informative video. Thank you.
Thank you for this video! Helped me out a lot!
well done very informative
Very nice work man and very well made video, thanks !
very helpful. Thanks for posting.
Dude, thanks so much for the video!!! Very well narrated and super easy to follow. Great job eh!!!
Thank you Sir for this informative video.
Great video!
Very good Video. I own a 45/70, 444, 30/30 and 35 rem. Marlins. Thank you very much.
Great video of a lever gun !!! Thanks
Wicked bud! Great video
Great video. Thanks.
great gun, great video. thanks!
Excellent video! I found it so informative I "liked" and subscribed to your channel.
Outstanding job, thank you for sharing your knowledge S/F Marine
Excellent video…. Thank you for the help. Do you know the brand of the sights and scope mount on that rifle?
What's up Devil! What's the length of that with the stock off? Semper Fi.
Thank you for the great video! Just bought a .45-70. My two-part firing pin is tight. More used to pistols that I might clean, but typically don't oil. Do you ever remove the firing pin to clean it? Do you reassemble dry or oil it?
Hey Jim! Haven't talked to you in a LONG time! I'm still down here in McDowell... Funny thing, I just picked up one of these 1895 Guide Guns yesterday. Man, that's a nice rifle. Liked the video, that tells me pretty much everything I need to know. Hope you're doing ok up there. - CJ
Thanks I needed the refresher
This video helped me so much. Thanks!!!!
When I see it said down east I was expecting like Florida not next door over in maine. Lol great video thanks for the help.
Are 336 and 1895 stocks interchangeable
Thanks for the information. Does the Marlin 93 disassemble same way?
Very Helpful thankyou
Very informative video. I have a 45-70 been wondering what size cleaning rod caliber wise would you recommend to clean it with? Im thinking a 30 cal rod something thats plenty sturdy but no too big tell me what you think
Very good gunsmith
Nice vid, I'm also curious as to how often you full strip this rifle for cleaning. And I'm assuming this will work exactly with a 1895SBL?
very helpful vid. thanks !
Thanks for the great video, it was very helpfull.
great vid
great gunworks Jim, by that same model is there any chance to replace higher capacity magazine (6 capacity) is that possible technically?