Thanks for this. I'm gonna have my .44 Mag 1894 cerakoted so this helps me to get it torn down. I'll watch your other video when it's time to put it back together.
On the marlin 1894 cowboy, to take the forearm off, will just taking the screw out of the top of the mag tube release the tube or do you have to drift the screw mounting piece off also, thanks
In the Video the screw that you mention at 3:03, the locking block retaining screw. Do you know what else that would be called? Most importantly where I can get a replacement screw?
Is it possible to change the caliber to a different caliber I I have 44 and I was wondering if it’s possible to convert it to a 357 ? Please let me know thank you
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Nothing different in taking it apart if it's chambered in .357 right?
Thanks for this. I'm gonna have my .44 Mag 1894 cerakoted so this helps me to get it torn down. I'll watch your other video when it's time to put it back together.
Thanks for a decent video, ill definitely be watching more. Also, great job explaining not all screw drivers are equal!
Great video. Saving this!!
Love that ultrasound cleaner. Very informative on the breakdown.
Thanks.
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Not a bad video, try leading with the specialized screwdrivers needed to take the gun apart
On the marlin 1894 cowboy, to take the forearm off, will just taking the screw out of the top of the mag tube release the tube or do you have to drift the screw mounting piece off also, thanks
The forend band must come off as well.
What’s the screw on the left side of the gun? Is that a carrier screw? I had lost that screw but don’t want it’s called or where to find one
In the Video the screw that you mention at 3:03, the locking block retaining screw. Do you know what else that would be called? Most importantly where I can get a replacement screw?
This is what I was talking about...
www.gunpartscorp.com/products/406360E
Is it possible to change the caliber to a different caliber I I have 44 and I was wondering if it’s possible to convert it to a 357 ? Please let me know thank you
It would be easier and likely cheaper to just go buy another gun.
Can a Marlin 1895 4 shot magazine tube be changed out to a Marlin 1895 6 shot magazine tube without any modifications?Thanks
Don't know. never tried.
Are the barrels threaded into reciever or pressed?
Threaded
ummm, yeah I'm never attempting this.
Its not that hard.
horrible demonstration