Take windex, wipe it down. Then take a regular paper towel and wipe it down again. That's how I clean mine at least.
Contact Marlin customer service through their website, and request an owner's manual for your rifle. They are free.
don't take down a Winchester model 52, the way they bedded the rifle was a mystery. It may never shoot the same if you take it apart.
You will need the help of a gunsmith
Best left to a trained gunsmith.
If the gun is a "take-down model" The serial number will be stamped on both the barrel and the action.It would be faster for you go to the link below to see what a "take-down model is then for me to explain.
Take it to a gunsmith
Are you asking out of all the Model 1894's ever made how many were in take down configuration? Or are you asking how many Model 94's were made in take down configurations. Remember, it was called the Model 1894 unitl the 1,000,000th was made and afterwards called the Model 94.
Take a towel moist with water and a little soap, wipe down, rinse, and dry with a clean towel.
You can request an owner's manual for free at the Remington website.
You need to ask a gunsmith for help.
S&W never made a Model 69 semi-auto pistol