Does anybody know if the carrier in the win 94 angle eject will work in the top eject action?I'm having no luck finding this info. Thanks

the carrier should work fine....has nothing to do with ejection of the spent case.

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Thanks.It's hard to believe that parts woould so hard to find.

The pre-64 carrier is different and won't fit without a lot of work.

You are asking a very general question to which the answer is; Yes and no.

From info gathered from his other posts, he's working on a 70s generation 94. Therefore, the carrier will work...unless he's changed horses...

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You are probably right, SOSARMS

If he is working on later guns (70's or later) and the same caliber, the parts will interchange.

I got the carrier today,and in goes right in there just slick as you please.But the jury is still out as to whether it will cycle.Have got to make up my mind on a barrel. The carrier is for an angle eject.and I put it in a 70's Top eject.

Yes you should be O.K.. FWIW, the Big Bore carrier and it's two guide plates will fit right into a Post 64 top ejector, also. But except for the 375 Big Bore, the older top ejectors won't handle the Big Bore's factory pressures. So, in my wildcat 44 Marsh, which is a 44-356BB, I stay down to 30-30 pressures. My best load so far is the Hornady 265 Flex tip, at a bit over 1800fps, out of my recut M-94 carbine barrel. Hornady says that 1800fps is the minimum for this bullet, so it's limited to 200 yds.. Taking that much metal out of a carbine barrel, means it weighs and balances much like a M-92 carbine, so you will notice some kick, when you're firing strings over a bench. The old pre-64, is entirely different inside. The pre-64 carrier is forged steel, the Post 64 is stamped sheet metal, and the more recent jobs are castings. The last post 64 carriers I have purchased, came from Browning-Winchester, in Arnold, MO..