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Old 03-21-2017, 04:22 PM
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So I was trying to change my extractor spring and stupid me launched the extractor spring plunger across the room and can't find the plunger. I didn't know I had the different design until now. So I'm in need of a replacement. I do not think numerich has any. Any ideas?
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I suppose I did not realize that they ever used a plunger in there. I can tell you for sure that the long, modern extractor uses no such plunger. Three pieces only... extractor, pin, coil spring.
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Looks like the S&W part number is 064860000. Good luck!
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Yes that's the part number. If I knew it was different I would not have messed with it
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