[Tail Gunner]

Does anyone have a dimensioned drawing of the 1894 sear? I believe the 336 sear is the same.
Doing some trigger work and developing a sear stoning jig. I will share results.

 

[tradarcher]

Should be pretty close to the same from what I can find. I have a Power Custom & the 336 accessory is for the 1894 & 1895 also. It does a fine job & many other jigs for different arms are available.

 

[paulo57509]

According to the schematics and parts lists in the Brownells catalog, the sears between the 1894 and 336 are the same. At least the way I read it.

https://www.brownells.com/rifle-par...parts/sears/sear-sku550201051-8556-20891.aspx

There used to be a loose leaf book in the Brownells catalog titled, Leroy Wisner's Handbook of Hard to Find Gun Parts. I think it's out of print. There's a copy on ebay right now (Item 132841560195) but judging from the photo of the index it doesn't cover the 1894.

 

[kingstrider]

Same part.

 

[vt4ster]

Same as stated

 

[Bobshouse]

Please enter me in the drawing for the sear.

Thank you!

 

[spsix]

Very interested to hear how you make out. I just did a complete dissemble of my 1894 44 MAG (2015 REMLIN). I have to say I really like the way the trigger breaks, but i bet it's about a 5 lb pull. I'm thinking a lighter spring would get make it a little better.

 

[tradarcher]

Hammer & sear job does a lot better than a reduced spring.

 

[spsix]

Hammer & sear job does a lot better than a reduced spring.

Yes, I agree.