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Originally Posted by Hondo44
Let's just caution that the extractor rod is not always left handed thread.
All newer models, yes.
But all K and N frames after only after ~ 1960 usually indicated by the model -1, but not every model.
To be fool proof, look for the 1/32" to 1/16" groove cut around the extractor rod just behind the knurled tip which denotes left hand thread.
And sometimes there's an "L" stamped on the cyl face to denote Left-Hand extractor rod threads.
All J frames.
All I frames with straight extractor rod knobs. Late 1940s Transitional models with pre war style large ‘barrel' shaped extractor rod knob can have right or left hand thread.
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Honda,
Your facts are correct but I was answering the OP and the gun he posted about (M629-6) which was made well after the change. That said, I am
glad you did post that just incase someone is working on an older gun.
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