Hello all. New to the forum but not S&W 3rd gen autos. I carried 5906 all through the 90's and for a few years in the 2000's before my P.D. switched to the SW99. Currently own a 5903, 6906, 3913 and recently acquired a slide and barrel for a 4013. The extractor on this slide is wider than than I've seen on other 3rd gen. pistols and was hoping someone can shed some light on it? I have searched, but can find nothing on it so far. Any info or leads about it would be eternal!my appreciated. Thanks.
4013 Extractor Info Please
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Thanks Heymat. After I thought about it, I have only had experience with 9mm; maybe the 40 just came with a beefier extractor. I was using the 9mm as a comparison when I posed the question.
The 4013 (non-TSW) is on the large (.45) frame & uses a different extractor (#238660000)
The others you mentioned are on the medium frame & all use a different but same extractor (#101720000).
The 4013TSW is on the medium frame as well but uses an even different extractor.
You can see what difference the frame's size makes here.
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Bluedot37, Your info and pics explain it perfectly. Thanks for adding to my knowledge base.
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The only part if that lot I wanted was the decocker. The price at Numrich is in the $60 range, if I remember right. My plan is to convert a banged-up 4046 (a Brinks trade-in) to a 4006. The slide and the barrel were just a bonus.
If that is a original 4013 that is 45 sized slide, it will not work on 4006/4046. It fits the single stack frame that can be converted to 10mm. You would need a 4013 TSW slide to convert the 4046.
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Thanks to everyone that responded. You alls' insights were invaluable.
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