Thanks everyone for the info. Just getting caught up after the Christmas thing. I'll pick up some punches and fix the immediate issue. But in the end I'll probably mount peep sights on it

I need some advice. My Model 94 needs a windage adjustment. I'm hitting 3 inches to the right at 25 yards. As the distance increases, you can imagine where it's hitting. I did a little reading and it seems I can simply just "tap" the rear sight over a bit. But this to me seems like an exer...

Griff wrote:Yes, the screw from the 44Mag will work in the .30-30. The rail itself won't, but the guide screws from all post '64s are the same. Pre-'64s guide screws won't.

Sweet! You just save me like $5! Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the info everyone. I had no idea they made peep sights for the rifle. I will definitely look into those. Yes I DO plan on shooting this rifle. It was my first deer rifle that was passed down from my dad. I guess I have a big love of the 30-30 as I've used one my entire life (and still hun...

Speaking of too many screws. There are two screws on the left side of the receiver. These don't have any function other than filling holes? Some sort of bracket is available to mount optics on the top eject? Did I understand that right? I would never even consider putting any optics on it as I don't...

El Chivo wrote:and if you take out the trigger assembly, slip a nail or paper clip through the hole at the rear of the hammer spring.

Otherwise, if you trip the trigger, the whole thing will fly off into the next room.

Funny you mention that. It happened. I'll remember that tip for next time!

That be it! And let this be a lesson to always put small parts in a container while taking things apart. Geez...

I'm in desperate need of assistance. I found this forum via google, so I'm hoping you all can help. I have a Winchester Model 94 (post 64... I think it's a 1978) 30-30 Top Eject. I'm missing a cartridge guide screw. Everyone in the world seems to be out of them. I see Numrich has cartridge guide scr...