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Unread 11-09-2020, 10:54 PM   #1
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I don't know but a WAG is that the bottom of the extractor has a hook that engages a lip in the slot where it inserts. It is then held in place by tension, being pushed forward by the extractor spring?
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I don't know but a WAG is that the bottom of the extractor has a hook that engages a lip in the slot where it inserts. It is then held in place by tension, being pushed forward by the extractor spring?
Vlim's IPB appears to agree with your assessment. The extractor appears to be designed to stay in place via spring pressure against a pin that seats against the extractor.
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