Yup, had feed problems with a Winchester '94 with .45 Colt. With mine, the .45 Colt cartridges would drop off the carrier and fall down into the action, jamming it. This was caused by "short stroking" the lever, and was a real pain in the butt. Had to partially disassemble the action to fish out the errant cartridge. The Winchester 1894's were designed around rifle length cases like the 30-30, 38-55, etc. and feed them flawlessly; whereas, the Winchester 1892 was designed around pistol length cases, i.e. 44-40, etc. and feeds them flawlessly. The shorter pistol cartridges in the '94's are susceptible to short stroking and require a real firm and forceful lever manipulation. '92's, not so much. Never had the problem with Marlin 1894C or 1894 CB or Rossi R92's, just Winchester '94's. Had to put leather wrap on the Winchester '94 to protect my fingers. The Win 1894 in .45 Colt is now a safe queen...waaaay back in the safe.