Gunsmithing need 721 extractor
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Re: need 721 extractor
Are the Sako or Model 700 conversions woth doing and who does them?? thanks
Are the Sako or Model 700 conversions woth doing and who does them?? thanks
Re: need 721 extractor
I think you'd be happier with the M16 conversion. It doesn't flop the case back into the action after hitting the scope as often as the others. Some smiths claim they can do it correctly. If incorrect, you'll need a new bolt or put up with the stoppages. JMHO
I think you'd be happier with the M16 conversion. It doesn't flop the case back into the action after hitting the scope as often as the others. Some smiths claim they can do it correctly. If incorrect, you'll need a new bolt or put up with the stoppages. JMHO
Re: need 721 extractor
I certainly don't want the cases jamimg up the action, The easyiest would be the new extractor for Gun parts.
Does this need a speical tool to instal??
thanks
I certainly don't want the cases jamimg up the action, The easyiest would be the new extractor for Gun parts.
Does this need a speical tool to instal??
thanks
Re: need 721 extractor
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=327170
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=419370
That's all you need. Both bits for less than $20.
You'll have to rig something to hold the rivet in place while you stake it down, but it's not rocket science.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=327170
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=419370
That's all you need. Both bits for less than $20.
You'll have to rig something to hold the rivet in place while you stake it down, but it's not rocket science.
Re: need 721 extractor
The 721 doesn't use a riveted extractor! They are a snap in similar to the new 700 models. They have a hole at each end to hook into to remove or help to install. Try not to bend or spring it anymore than necessary to install. Usually removing the ejector will give you a bit easier spot to drop the one end into with less distortion of the new extractor. Squeeze it a bit and insert where it will go in the easiest then carefully rotate into place. Kinda hard to explain on these vs the newer 700 ones as not many get replaced anymore. I have standard and small but no mags anymore.
HTH
Respectfully,
Dennis
The 721 doesn't use a riveted extractor! They are a snap in similar to the new 700 models. They have a hole at each end to hook into to remove or help to install. Try not to bend or spring it anymore than necessary to install. Usually removing the ejector will give you a bit easier spot to drop the one end into with less distortion of the new extractor. Squeeze it a bit and insert where it will go in the easiest then carefully rotate into place. Kinda hard to explain on these vs the newer 700 ones as not many get replaced anymore. I have standard and small but no mags anymore.
HTH
Respectfully,
Dennis
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