Posted: 1/16/2006 1:47:30 PM EDT
Glad that worked for you, but it's not the case here. Actually, the extractor will go flush without the firing pin stop installed. It must be backed up a bit to instal the stop though. Problem isn't with the stop, it's the slide. Must've been machined a bit off. When extractor is allowed to go full forward (flush) the hook sits too deep and is adjacent to the case bevel. When brought back to engage the firing pin stop slot, the hook seems to be positioned correctly. Now that you mention it though, my Micro Compact did have substantial gunk (extractor still sits flush though). I fit a Wilson Combat Bullet Proof extractor to it tonight, and it seems to be good. According to the tests I see online though, the stock extractor was close (perhaps a bit too tight). We'll see at the range tomorrow (still need to polish the ramp, want to pick up some flitz for polishing the ramp, was unable to find any tonight). T Bone (Detroit). |
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Extractors are made with a little extra fat at the end so if guys wanted to finish it flush with the back of the slide they can. Not all slides are the same. Looks like SA wanted to save some time and cost by not taking off the fat at the end of the extractor. No big deal, just do it yourself. |
