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Winchester 9422m

Posted By: BassCat'99

Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 01:30 AM

I recently came upon the rifle that needs lots of cosmetic help. At this time my greatest need it to learn how to remove the barrel. I've looked at u-tube and have not found anything that addresses barrel removal. Any help? thanks in advance.
Posted By: kmon11

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 03:10 AM

I have had one for about 20 years but never removed the barrel. That is the slickest leveraction I have ever cycled
Posted By: Txhillbilly

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 03:26 AM

Originally Posted By: kmon1
I have had one for about 20 years but never removed the barrel. That is the slickest leveraction I have ever cycled


Operate a Winchester 250/255,Marlin 56/57 or a Ruger 96 and you'll think the 9422 lever action sucks.
Posted By: kmon11

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 03:41 AM

Originally Posted By: Txhillbilly
Originally Posted By: kmon1
I have had one for about 20 years but never removed the barrel. That is the slickest leveraction I have ever cycled


Operate a Winchester 250/255,Marlin 56/57 or a Ruger 96 and you'll think the 9422 lever action sucks.


I have operated all those and numerous other lever actions and none can compare. I pulled it out of a box at a friends gun shop, cycled the action and put it back in the box. He ask wasn't I going to put that one out to sell? My comment back was it is sold. It goes home with me. At one time I had 4 of the 5 Marlin Levermatic rifles, just didn't have the 22 detachable one. Ruger 96, tried one out the year they hit the market. One of my Unckles had the Winchester 250 and 255. I havwe also handled enought Winchester 9422 and 9422M to know they are somewhat inconsistent in smoothness and the one I have is extremely nice
Posted By: BassCat'99

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 12:29 PM

this rifle needs a complete restoration plus I want to have the receiver color case hardened.
Posted By: jmm

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 12:42 PM

I got mine in 1974 for my 12th birthday. Did lots of hay hauling, sprig digging and cow moving to be able to afford those 100 round CCI plastic boxes. I shot it thousands of rounds, even going thru a stretch of shooting clays from a homemade system(from the rear) to impress my high school and college friends. Fast forward 30 years and it had not been well taken care of post college. I recently sent it back to Winchester and they completely refurbished it. Reblued, refinished stock, etc.... It looks brand new.
Posted By: Buzzsaw

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 12:55 PM

Doug Turnball will make you tee tee your pants

It will cost you and take a while but you wont do any better
Posted By: kmon11

Re: Winchester 9422m - 03/14/18 01:58 PM

For complete restoration with great color case hardening Like Buzz said Turnbull
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