You need to find more information about the firearm. Winchester made 25 different models of the "94" and they were not shotguns. Models like the 9410 were. Contact winchesterguns.com for some answers. * Ignore the first answer. A 16 gauge Model 94 is a Stevens/Savage shotgun.
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It is a Stevens 940B. I have the schematic. sales@countrygunsmith.net
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Try www.gunpartscorp.com
The correct answer is Numrich gun parts. Or, just google Marlin A1 schematic and it will show you a list of parts that you can order and a complete schematic to view.
Send me your email & I'll send you a scan of the manual & exploded view.
Try e-gunparts.com
try e-gunparts
You can go to BROWNELL'S Web Site and for a fee you can download the schematic and parts list for the 39A Marlin. Brownells or Gun Parts Corp. Brownells is always the better choice!
I have a 16 gauge finsh.nailer model number 69575 and have list front clip that holds nails in place
Try the web site of: http://www.wisnersinc.com You can get a schematic of the action and a parts list of the parts they sell.
Try www.ponderosaparts.com/templates/template2.asp?Sel=M&Pkg=5129. If this helps, please email me at Chip.Moore@DOT.gov. I have a model 1914 that is missing an internal part, but I'm not sure what it looks like...
Check the website at gunpartscorp. Look under jennings, and there is a schematic and parts list for the J-25.