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07-22-2001, 01:23 PM

Bob, I experienced the same thing. In my case it was a broken extractor.

The pin that holds the extractor in goes through a "V" groove, not a hole. (the replacements have a hole) The bottom part of the "V" had about 1/32" broken off. That was enough to allow play in the extractor and cause unreliable function.

Hope this helps.

BobL

07-22-2001, 01:23 PM	#4
BobL Guest Posts: n/a	Re: FAILURE TO EXTRACT(SOMETIMES) Bob, I experienced the same thing. In my case it was a broken extractor. The pin that holds the extractor in goes through a "V" groove, not a hole. (the replacements have a hole) The bottom part of the "V" had about 1/32" broken off. That was enough to allow play in the extractor and cause unreliable function. Hope this helps. BobL