[William Iorg]

Tomp

you'll find taking your M-94 down for cleaning easy and fast, once you get the hang of it. You need to visit your local library and look for the DBI book on firearms disassembly. It will help a lot. If your library does not have it surf around on this internet gizmo. there are several sites with disassembly instructions for the M-94. One by a woman named Laura or Laura Lee.... I'll look around for it and post a link if I find it.
The M-94 is "rock" simple, (which makes the Marlin "dirt" simple?). The big thing to remember is to use a good screw driver that fits the screw heads. If you tear up a screw head replace it! If a screw will not come out easily heat your reciever with a hair dryer. It helps the first time. If you get stuck send me an e-mail and we'll talk about it!

 

[William Iorg]

Heres a link for parts. Also the Brownells catalog is interactive should you need parts.
If oyur library does not have the DBI book ask for an inter-library loan, they'll find it for you.


http://www.urban-armory.com/diagrams/win94pre.htm

 

[William Iorg]

172... are a Skyhawk driver?
I agree that vid's are pretty neat. I think the American Gunsmith Magazine has a video on the M-94. It may be on the Brownells web site.
The lady's name I was looking for is Carolee Boyles - Sprenkel.... not Laura Lee....
She wrote an article for Alloutdoors.com, which i can no longer find... It had all the particulars on removing the bolt on a M-94.
The big thing to remember on the old flat spring guns is that you do not have to remove the mainspring screw to get the hammer out. Remove the strain (tension) screw and push down on the spring with your thumbs. Its a little harder to get the hammer back in and line up the hammer screw but you dont have to grind a screw driver to a 45 degree angle.
I'll look around for the video.

 

[William Iorg]

Heres the link for the M-94 video http://www.americangunsmith.com/