Posted: 11/9/2016 12:58:50 PM EDT
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I've got a Para Ordnance P10 45 that won't extract sometimes. I did a bunch of research and I am about ready to order this one
http://www.egwguns.com/1911-parts/hd-extractor-45-acp-ser-80-blue/ From EGW. Is this the one to go with, or something else? |
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It is a series 80 compatible part, so that is correct. Can't speak to if EGW would be a better choice than a Wilson part though.
http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Extractors/products/42/ |
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op, have you fitted one before? Is that when you put the spring in the firing pin safety and insert the firing pin safety into the slide. Depress the safety and insert the extractor. Insert the extractor depressor plunger assembly into the rear of the slide metal end first and replace the cover plate? |
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EGW makes the best extractors
Depending when it was made, para used 2 different extractors, the ptx and standard The shaft of the ptx is thicker, and ptx is stamped on the slide, egw make replacements for both And check the one you get is series 80 Also 1911 extractors are not drop in parts, they need to be fitted and tensioned |
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Quoted:
Is that when you put the spring in the firing pin safety and insert the firing pin safety into the slide. Depress the safety and insert the extractor. Insert the extractor depressor plunger assembly into the rear of the slide metal end first and replace the cover plate? Quoted:
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op, have you fitted one before? Is that when you put the spring in the firing pin safety and insert the firing pin safety into the slide. Depress the safety and insert the extractor. Insert the extractor depressor plunger assembly into the rear of the slide metal end first and replace the cover plate? That's just installing. Fitting, requires a bit more. http://www.m1911.org/technic2.htm |
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Find an original USGI or Colt extractor.
Keep it as a pattern. If your replacement doesn't fit it, then adjust accordingly. JMB got it right the first time. Why is there a gonne question on this board? This board is supposed to be about beans/no beans and azzhattery. |
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Is that when you put the spring in the firing pin safety and insert the firing pin safety into the slide. Depress the safety and insert the extractor. Insert the extractor depressor plunger assembly into the rear of the slide metal end first and replace the cover plate? Quoted:
Quoted:
op, have you fitted one before? Is that when you put the spring in the firing pin safety and insert the firing pin safety into the slide. Depress the safety and insert the extractor. Insert the extractor depressor plunger assembly into the rear of the slide metal end first and replace the cover plate? 86 the 80 parts 
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