Winchester 94AE Magazine tube / Forearm Disassembly

Showing how to remove and then reassemble the magazine tube and forearm on a post 64 winchester 94. angle eject version.

[@ltat2]

Thanks helped with a fix. Mag tube follower was gummed up. Fixed now

[@JFHenny]

Thank you for this video. Extremely helpful; made my night. Cheers.

[@eerndogruff2867]

GOOD NO BULLSHIT,,, JUST HOW IT'S DONE,,, THANK YOU SIR,,

[@MyREDTAIL]

How would you go about cleaning the inside of that Magazine Tube, Would spraying some Carbarator cleaner down it work.?Etc

[@johnis4jesus]

Sorry for the late reply. You should run a cleaning rod and a patch or mop sprayed with your choice of cleaning solvent. I like remoil. Then run a dry patch/mop once the tube is clean so that it will not leave any oil residue inside the tube. If you find rust, or dirt that is stubborn, you can use a bronze brush , or even some scotchbrite pad on a large jag/patch holder to scour the inside.

[@MyREDTAIL]

@@johnis4jesus It's hard trying to load 4 rounds into the Rifle, It was my Dads Rifle He never fired it bought it NIB in 1954 & passed it down to me, I am not a Mechanical type of a guy, Was thinking to bring it to my local Gun Smith & ask him to Clean it out for me, I feel that the Original Spring in the Tube may have to be cut down, So it will be easier to Load it. Thanks for sharing John

[@Joerealty]

I believe. He forgot to replace the follower in the magazine tube. he showed it and laid it aside to the right.

[@FirearmPop]

BRAVO!

[@eclectic3618]

My magazine tube is only 2 inches longer than the forearm. Made in 1910.

[@johnis4jesus]

6:30

[@CookingWithPop]

BRAVO!