Early model 94 ejector
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2016 7:27 am
Hello everyone, thank you for taking th time to read this. Finally picked up my first lever action th other day!
Here's her story... serial # in front of trigger, & on inside of stock, 1174. There is a notch cut out between trigger & serial number too...heard there was a lug there when she was a musket. However, behind th hammer is stamped Marlin Model 94, as well as th infamous 6 pointed star proof. So I rekun she was converted to 44 40, with a rifled octagon barrel in th early 1900s ..maybe as late as 1920.
Only problem I've found is a broken ejector tang...
Now, Im a pretty good welder, but I dunno....
So th search began...out of stock everywhere lol.
And th pic Im seeing, doesnt look like a match anyway.
Any suggestion on which star I should wish upon to find an early 1900s ejector for a 44 40?
Here's her story... serial # in front of trigger, & on inside of stock, 1174. There is a notch cut out between trigger & serial number too...heard there was a lug there when she was a musket. However, behind th hammer is stamped Marlin Model 94, as well as th infamous 6 pointed star proof. So I rekun she was converted to 44 40, with a rifled octagon barrel in th early 1900s ..maybe as late as 1920.
Only problem I've found is a broken ejector tang...
Now, Im a pretty good welder, but I dunno....
So th search began...out of stock everywhere lol.
And th pic Im seeing, doesnt look like a match anyway.
Any suggestion on which star I should wish upon to find an early 1900s ejector for a 44 40?