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remington ultramag extractor issues
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<blockquote data-quote="ultraedge" data-source="post: 607496" data-attributes="member: 36257"><p>M-16 extractors are the way to go.They usually cost about $150.00 installed.You can buy a new bolt from PTG with an M-16 extractor,but the bolt handle must be attached.SSG gunsmithing tig welds the handles and does a great job.The action needs to be sent with the bolt and handle in order to time things correctly. The total cost for the new bolt is comparable to having an M-16 or Sako extractor installed in your existing bolt.PTG has a choice of bolt handles available for the same price. I have done this both ways and they work the same.IMO the M-16 extractor is far superior to the Remington extractor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ultraedge, post: 607496, member: 36257"] M-16 extractors are the way to go.They usually cost about $150.00 installed.You can buy a new bolt from PTG with an M-16 extractor,but the bolt handle must be attached.SSG gunsmithing tig welds the handles and does a great job.The action needs to be sent with the bolt and handle in order to time things correctly. The total cost for the new bolt is comparable to having an M-16 or Sako extractor installed in your existing bolt.PTG has a choice of bolt handles available for the same price. I have done this both ways and they work the same.IMO the M-16 extractor is far superior to the Remington extractor. [/QUOTE]
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