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Keith B wrote:It's apparently a common issue with the model 1894. If you Google it you will find several postings with the same issue, including a video on YouTube https://www.google.com/?ion=1&espv=2#q= ... er%20loose

Not really finding a fix for it listed, but will keep looking

Keith B,

Thanks for the info--I'll check it out.

Crash

puma guy wrote:If you Google that topic you'll find it's a common trait. Looking at a parts diagram I don't see a trigger return spring. Here's a link for disassembling a '94 Winchester if you want to delve further into the trigger.

http://www.castbullet.com/misc/tdown.htm

puma guy,

Thanks for the help.

Crash

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