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    Default 1911 Extractor

    Does anyone here know of any decent 1911 smiths in Schuylkill, Berks, Carbon, or Northumberland Counties? My extrator to my mil spec ended up breaking on me, and I need to have it replaced. Anyone here know of anyplace in these areas?
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    Default Re: 1911 Extractor

    1911 extractors are easy to replace. The trick usually is when it comes time to tune them.

    The last 1911 extractor I purchased was a Bullet Proof from Wison and very little tuning was needed.
    Very close to a drop in fit with no tools needed.
    Please feel free to visit a forum that I moderate:
    http://www.sksboards.com/smf/index.php

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