Marlin Firearms Collectors Association

Thanks for the information. I had never taken down a lever model Marlin until now. Quite impressed with the simple design.

- Does anybody have access to an exploded parts diagram for the Model 1893? I have a regular parts diagram. Looking for an exploded view.

- In lieu of the above, does anybody have a disassembly guide. This model looks a little different than the 1894 that is out there.

Thanks in advance,
Jim

Thanks gentlemen. I agree, the wire spring retrofit looks awful! The caliber of my rifle is 38-55. Are there common issues with this model & caliber that I should look for when I disassemble it?

I believe my “1893” rifle was produced around 1920. It is a straight grip stock. Did the spring remain consistent throughout the entire production period or do I need to be careful of design changes?

Thanks

I acquired a Model 1893 with a weak hammer. Removing the stock revealed a “wire” type hammer spring. Doesn’t look very good to me, although I might be able to adjust the fit. I see this wire spring listed as a replacement part in some literature. It appears the original should be a flat spring. Can ...

Thanks for the information. Full serial # D3756 if this helps to further pinpoint the production date.

Good Morning, I am new to your forum. I have a Model 1893 Marlin chambered in 38-55. Serial # Dxxxx. I need some help with the following: - Production date? Looks like 1947 from what I have found. - I would like to load some ammunition. Any recommendations on cases and bullets? - Need a good schemat...