The one thing we have in common is our obsession with Winchesters. And many of us have a slightly diversified focus, The most common is the experts dissection of info to deduct originality of a feature. My obsession is more in the shooting and refining accuracy, and handloads, and just generally getting the best groups I can at longer ranges such as 200 – 300 Meters.
One pleasant surprise came lately with a 94 OBFM DST in 32-40, DOM 1905
I was doing some work to it and had the forearm and mag tube off and decided to take a few shots off the rest. It shows incredible potential, that I hadnt quite realized. I now know that there is really something to the mag tube and forend touching the barrel interferring with the natural oscillation of the barrel
Somewhere I have seen mention of a book giving details of accurizing lever guns . I think one tip involved filing the dovetail in the barrel, for the front mag tube holder, and generally relieving forces that are touching the barrel. Im just wondering if any have some accuracy tips to share?

I am also looking forward to more participation with pics, once the site is changed to allow pics to be added as an attachment directly from my files in my computer , as even I (computerly challenged) have managed to do that on another site. (I also need a new camera)