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Help with locating part
I have a 1911 PC and I need the SS extractor roll pin.
I’ll skip to the chase with the story. It was an operator error.
I need the small roll pin that holds the external extractor in place.
I believe the size is .080.
Do I go through S&W for the part?
Can I just send the slide?
Anybody have the part?
Where I can get one (or 2). No on Brownells
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
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They have ejector roll pins a Brownell's, unless you're looking for the specific S&W variety.
If you call S&W Customer Service, they'll probably send you one for free. (have your serial number ready) 800-331-0852
1911 Ejector Roll Pin at Brownells
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OP is looking for the EXTERNAL EXTRACTOR pin, for the slide...
not the ejector pin, for the frame.
?Is it a ROLL pin, or a SOLID pin?
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Excuse me....another senior moment I guess. Who can mix up the word "extractor" vs "ejector"? Must have been the words "roll pin" that threw me off.
All Hands: Please disregard blatantly erroneous post number 2, posted by the old armorer from extreme Southwest Indiana. That is all.
And, as Roseanne Roseannadanna used to say, "It's always something."
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Originally Posted by armorer951
Excuse me....another senior moment I guess.
All Hands: Please disregard blatantly erroneous post number 2, posted by the old armorer from extreme Southwest Indiana. That is all.
And, as Roseanne Roseannadanna used to say, "It's always something."
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Forgiven and we still like you and your advice very much Thanks
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Quote:
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OP is looking for the EXTERNAL EXTRACTOR pin, for the slide...
not the ejector pin, for the frame.
?Is it a ROLL pin, or a SOLID pin?
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The one in the PC is solid .080x .42 (close)
Will a roll pin work?
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A roll pin will not work.
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I have a hollow one in my 1911PD. Looks exactly the same (L & W)
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May I suggest a 5/64" or a 2mm coiled pin? A roll pin is a single layer, where a coiled pin is multiple layers, and much stronger. They also have light, medium, and heavy duty versions of coiled pins, especially in the larger sizes.
A good source for almost anything is McMaster-Carr.
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If the pin is missing use a set of gauge pins (or even some new drill bits, and gauge the size of the pin’s hole. Go to a well equipped hardware or industrial supply store and get a roll pin slightly larger than the hole and tap it in with a proper punch. Go out and test fire.
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Thank you for the link. I ordered the part!
Vinny
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