Marlin 1894C / 357 magnum - Reassembly After Full Disassembly - "How to" Tutorial & Review
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- Marlin 1894 magnum reassembly -"How to" Tutorial & Review
Marlin 1894 complete disassembly video:
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Marlin 1894 - full blot disassembly and reassembly
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Thank you from Belgium for this wonderful tutorial
Thank you for your kind words.
I hope TH-cam doesn't get stupid about shutting down videos like these. This is really helpful and appreciated. Thank you.
Тhank you very much for the comment. I'm glad I can help.
Great video, I have never tried to take mine apart but now I think I can do it. I have 4 helper's...Pearl, Maxx, Emma and my shadow. Mr. Finnigan....thanks.
Enjoy your rifles and your cute little helpers❤❤❤
You make it look so easy, then again, it only looks easy if it is done right…!!!
it's not easy, but it's not rocket science. I'm glad you like my videos and I'm glad I can help you. Thanks for watching and commenting. If you have any questions, I am ready to help you and answer all your questions.
All I need to know is how to get the breech block clear for straight-through bore cleaning... the gunsmith gets the rest! Hard experience has shown me this is the way to go.
Thank you for the short concise videos. They are awesome!
I am glad you like it. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the Video. How can i change the trigger bolt safety spring?
Why do you have to do this?
@@CROSSFIRE_TACTICS_SOFIA The lever is stacking many times
th-cam.com/video/q98GXNnMg5I/w-d-xo.html - here is my dis assembly video....On 5:00 remove the safety completely and do a function test, and you will find out if that is the problem. And let me know, OK?
At 4:00 is that an aftermarket spring you have on? A Wolff one or lower tension one?
Yes, this is Wolff reduced tension competition spring.
@@CROSSFIRE_TACTICS_SOFIA ahhh I thought so. I just did a deep clean with my Marlin using both your videos and when I tried to assemble the hammer spring it was really tough. Did you experience that with your original spring? What was the reason for getting the Wolff one?
@@Hawkdownn Not exactly. I changed the spring to lighten the trigger and improve the lever speed. The original spring is very stiff and there is there is no reason to be so. Change the springs of your rifle with Wollf's Rifle Performance pak, it helps to improve action of your rifle and improve your accuracy. If you have more questions write and I will answer you as quickly as possible. Thank you for watching my videos and I'm glad I can help you.
@@CROSSFIRE_TACTICS_SOFIA Did you see a massive difference with the new spring? I was thinking about getting one but was told the lighter springs could create misfires because they aren't strong enough. What other modifications have you added to your Marlin that you think are worth getting?
@@Hawkdownn Yes there is big difference with the new hammer and plunger springs. Do not worry about misfires, the rifle will fire any brand of ammo. There is many modifications you may do with your Marlin and you will be happy with them. Тhis is my email address: anton_hariev@abv.bg
Write to me and I'll explain to you everything in detail about modifications and improvements that are worth your attention and money. My name is Tony Hariev I'm glad to meet you.
How long is the footrest?
What do you mean?
Hi Great video nice and clear easy to follow one BIG problem your bloody music and few words of your know how would hAVE MADE THE VIDEO PERFECT if i wanted music I would have gone to thew music channel nothing to do with guns.
Thanks for the comment. I also do not like the music, but it is the only one I can use without copyright. If I use other music, youtube does not publish my video ... so ... if you want to watch the video just turn off its sound and that's it ... Тhanks for watching.
Hey there Billy thanks for the demonstration but now I have a PROBLEM! A left over tiny steel stepped PIN maybe 1/6" thick on wide portion with maybe 1/16" smalled diameter step down section on one end WHAT IS IT??? ...I did not even tear the rifle down much at all! ALL I did was to pull the magazine spring and then when that failed to help clear the jam I found the video and removed the the lever and carrier and of course the extractor fell out too ...(ALONG WITH A TINY STEEL PIN which fell on the floor too! ) I see no where it FITS! Nor do I here any of you all talking about it! The rifle APPEARS so far to function without said pin although I am reluctant to FIRE it! ALL I did was to clear the jam I needed help because I had the dreaded jam occur which I induced by trying to keep a round from chambering by holding my finger on the next round showing .. which works on some firearms bu evidently NOT on this particular rifle. Anyone here can help me? I can not find a decent "exploded parts diagram" that can be magnified etc...Actually the more I look at this pin? It LOOKS like a detent pin? I say that because on the thick end it has a depression! As if it was spring loaded perhaps? But from WHERE??
This is my email address: anton_hahiev@abv.bg
Send me pictures of that part to see what exactly part you mean and will help you.
would have been better with audible detail and instruction.
I don't think so. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!