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The Stevens 94 has no manual safety. Always verify empty chamber before disassembly.
Understanding Your Stevens Model 94: A Complete Parts Guide and Diagram Overview stevens model 94 parts diagram new
The moving piece in the rear of the barrel chamber. Depending on your specific sub-model, it will either lift the spent shell slightly for manual removal (extractor) or forcefully fling it out when the action opens (ejector).
Later iterations introduced changes to the breakdown lever, different pin configurations, and sometimes substituted wood for "Tenite" (a vintage plastic material used in the 1940s and 1950s).
: Unscrew the recoil pad to reveal a long flathead screw deep within the stock that connects to the action. Hammer & Trigger This public link is valid for 7 days
[ Barrel Assembly ] -------------> ( Front Sight / Bead ) | [ Extractors ] | +--------v-------+ | Receiver Group | <------------ [ Top Snap / Release Lever ] +--------+-------+ | +--------v--------+ | Fire Control | ---> ( Hammer / Firing Pin / Trigger ) +--------+--------+ | [ Stock & Forend ] 1. Barrel & Forend Sub-Assembly
Good luck with your restoration project! Always remember to verify that your firearm is unloaded and follow all standard safety protocols before you begin any disassembly.
Unscrew the large stock bolt (usually a flathead) inside the buttstock. Can’t copy the link right now
If you are restoring a vintage field gun, the parts most prone to wear or loss are the firing pin, the top lever spring, the forend spring clip, and the plastic buttplate. Purchasing these as new reproductions ensures optimal reliability and safety. Conclusion
For a real diagram, search: “Stevens Model 94 Favorite exploded view” on Google Images or Numrich Gun Parts.
Returns the trigger to its forward position. Sear: Holds the hammer in the cocked position. Firing Pin: Transmits the hammer strike to the primer.
