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Witch spring kit for 1894 marlin?


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I am wanting to smooth up my marlin 1894 cowboys limited 44 mag. I have been looking at spring kits and one piece firing pins. Some steel and some titanium. 

Anyone know witch one is best? 

 

Anything else I should do? I have had this rifle a long time and have never had an issues intell recently I tried someone's 44 special loads that locked the gun up. I think they where too short as they measured 1.485 col

 

Thanks. John Tooslow Roberts 

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21 minutes ago, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:

Here-

http://www.pioneergunworks.com/marlin-rifle-parts/

 

Get the stainless mag tube follower also. 

 

What was the bullet profile of these reloads? 

OLG

Round nose flat point 200grn

 

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Look hard at this extractor-Know it sounds weird-But it does away with a lot of feeding issues.

FWIW: I did some of the prototype testing for RPP on this part, and now have one in each of my M/94's.

https://www.rangerpointstore.com/shop-all/marlin-1894-feed-issues-m-94-extractor-claw-2017-all-new-design/

 

OLG

 

 

 

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OLG I believe it's just a timing issue with the shorter rounds. The rim of the next inline cartridge is getting hung on the front of the carrier assembly. 

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You sure the rim is not hitting the bottom corner of the ejector's 'wall'?

Take the ejector out and give it a try.

The OEM extractor can/does interfere with feeding because the case rim doesn't slide smoothly under the 'hook'.

All 3 of my M/94's will feed SWC bullets without issue with the RPP extractor in place. They didn't before with the OEM extractor.

OLG

 

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Unfortunately I gave the remaining 44 special loads back already. But it sounds like I should just change to the new extractor anyway. 

 

Thanks for the advice.  J.R.

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