I guess so, not enough coffee this morning.warnmar10 wrote:I think you missed a period.rotor wrote:I just checked this on both of my Marlin levers and they too have lots of free play in the triggers. Must be a lever thing. What I don't like is the comment that swinging the gun back and forth would make it fire. They do need that safety I guess.
Seem to be a million loose trigger Marlin posts too.
Crash wrote:A friend has a Winchester Model 94 (manufactured in 1975) that has trigger that has more than 1/4" of free play. Even when cocked, the trigger will swing back and forth about 1/4" if you swing the gun forward and backward.
The gun will fire, but this doesn't seem normal to me. Are all Model 94s this way?
Crash
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Re: Loose Trigger on a Winchester Mod 94
I just checked this on both of my Marlin levers and they too have lots of free play in the triggers. Must be a lever thing. What I don't like is the comment that swinging the gun back and forth would make it fire. They do need that safety I guess.
Seem to be a million loose trigger Marlin posts too.
Seem to be a million loose trigger Marlin posts too.