On a Winchester 94AE:
The manual doesn't mention it. It doesn't seem to hold anything together, at least, not that I can see. It just goes into the side of the receiver.
Anyone know?
What Does This Screw Do?
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StephanieB
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What Does This Screw Do?
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Re: What Does This Screw Do?
Remove that to drive out the bolt Pin from the opposite side. It's weird that the dissasembly instructions didn't cover that.
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Re: What Does This Screw Do?
Yes, there is a small hole on the other side that lines up with it. The small hole is to push the lever pin out that holds the lever into the bolt.
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Re: What Does This Screw Do?
StephanieB,
That screw is just a plug. It is called a "lever pin stop screw", and it keeps the "finger lever pin" from coming out of the receiver. Junior's disassembly instructions show what it does:
http://www.castbullet.com/misc/tdown.htm
I labeled the next image, to show the relationship of the parts in question (RED dots show where the pin goes):
Shawn
That screw is just a plug. It is called a "lever pin stop screw", and it keeps the "finger lever pin" from coming out of the receiver. Junior's disassembly instructions show what it does:
http://www.castbullet.com/misc/tdown.htm
This close up of a portion of the above photo shows the side of the receiver. The 4 screws we will remove are numbered in the order in which we will remove them. They are:
1. "Link/Hammer Screw" ($1.80)
2. "Finger Lever Pin Stop Screw" ($2.61)
3. "Link/Hammer Screw" ($1.80) [same screw as above]
4. "Carrier Screw" ($2.59)
I labeled the next image, to show the relationship of the parts in question (RED dots show where the pin goes):
Shawn
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StephanieB
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Re: What Does This Screw Do?
Oho! Thanks, everyone?
Re: What Does This Screw Do?
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FWIW, occasionally a Winchester 94 will be found with the stop screw missing - sometimes because it's lost/discarded, but often because the threaded hole was used in conjunction with the two small peep sight prep holes on that side of the receiver (near the rear) to secure a side-mounted scope mount base. (aka: a "no gunsmithing" mount)
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FWIW, occasionally a Winchester 94 will be found with the stop screw missing - sometimes because it's lost/discarded, but often because the threaded hole was used in conjunction with the two small peep sight prep holes on that side of the receiver (near the rear) to secure a side-mounted scope mount base. (aka: a "no gunsmithing" mount)
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