Winchester repairs
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Winchester repairs
My lever action 94 has broken and I have no experience with repairing them (Marlins are more my thing). Where can I get it fixed?
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All round good guy and VERY grumpy old man.
Re: Winchester repairs
What is wrong with it? I carry some spares here.
Re: Winchester repairs
They're a very basic bit of machinery. Take it apart and find out what's wrong - If it's a .357 the ejector is the bit that seems to give most problems.
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