model 94 / saddle ring needed

[tahoe2]

I'm looking for a saddle ring kit for my 1974 Winchester "model 94".
I saw one for a 94/22 take-down model; but I don't think it will work on my gun.
Any help appreciated! thanks in advance.

[4V50 Gary]

Gun Parts Corporation. You may need to drill and tap the receiver to install it.

[PetahW]

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+1

Bob's Gun Parts has them @ $25 (#2): http://www.gun-parts.com/winchesterrifle/




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[semi_problomatic]

The reciever is different, as well as the internals, I believe. The reason I say this is the location of the hammer pin on models with a saddle ring vs without.

With: http://www.armslist.com/posts/200754...ester-model-94

Without: http://www.hobbygunsmith.com/Archives/May04/Screws.JPG
http://www.hobbygunsmith.com/Archive...4/Overall.jpeg

Maybe you could cut the head off the hammer pin and have the saddle ring welded on, but I don't think it'd be very functional.

[Hawg]

The hammer screw is in the same location on both. The saddle ring has its own threaded hole.

[PetahW]

Originally Posted by Hawg Haggen

The hammer screw is in the same location on both. The saddle ring has its own threaded hole.

+1 - And, not every post-64 Winchester 94 has the saddle ring prep threaded hole in the LH side of the receiver.

AFAIK, the only ones with the prep actually were issued with saddle rings (Trapper Model, most of the commemoratives, etc).



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[tahoe2]

I was hoping for a quickie fix, not gonna tap the receiver.
I'll just put a standard set of swivels on it, I was thinking of a single point sling,
but nixed that idea when someone said "tap the receiver". thanks anyway fellas

[semi_problomatic]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0086P3NJQ

Not that pretty, but they do work. Stick some mole skin to the stock to protect it from the metal connector if you don't want to scratch up the wood.

[PetahW]

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It's not collectible, so D/T'in the receiver sidewall won't hurt it's value.

and, it'll look nice, too (my 1977 Trapper .30-30)



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