Winchester 9410 shutgun

[Sam56]

Hi again everybody.

I just purchased new 9410 shut gun and while disassembling for getting to familiarise myself with it and cleaning lt. I found that the hand lever will not come out of the carrier, so I removed them both and found that there is some kind of a pin sticking out of the lever. My guess is that it is a factory machining residue. I will post some photos and appreciate your feedback[

[Bronco]

The pin shows up in exploded views! Someone with more knowledge will come along here.. hang on

[Nath]

It's probably just for cartridge control. I think I see the magnetic block on the carrier that the cartridge head sticks to. The tiny pin probably cams the case up to present it to the chamber, overcoming the magnet.

[Sam56]

It's probably just for cartridge control. I think I see the magnetic block on the carrier that the cartridge head sticks to. The tiny pin probably cams the case up to present it to the chamber, overcoming the magnet.

Thank you Nath
Are there any vedios on the disassembly of the 9410?

[Sam56]

Another question.
Isn't the lever supposed to be removed from the carrier. Because I read in this forum somebody looking for a carrier, how he can replace it without separating it from the lever.

[Nath]

If it's just a roll pin some good pliers should pull it out but you may want to measure it first in case it gets mangled and needs replacing.

It could just be a means to keep the shell lifter and lever all together for assembly purposes.

Personally I would not fix what isn't broken!
I have but wish I hadn't!

[Sam56]

Really appreciate your inputs Nath.
Much obliged.
Thanks

[elmo123]

Is the pin there to assist with lowering the carrier when the lever is closed?
I noticed that my 357 AE 94 has an added sheet metal piece on the lever but I am not sure what it does.

[Nath]

Is the pin there to assist with lowering the carrier when the lever is closed?
I noticed that my 357 AE 94 has an added sheet metal piece on the lever but I am not sure what it does.

It's there to control the round next up in the magazine. 357 is to narrow for the 94 design.
When working the lever partially the next round comes out of the magazine but then if the lever is returned to battery position it also pushes the round back into the magazine. Without the clip thing a 357 case rim can fly past the lever and get hung up.
The rifle will however function fine if you cycle with complete lever strokes.