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The extractor on a 1900 is one piece, there is no spring and pin. And it is unlikely that you would break the toggle lock because you didn't know how to operate it...it is possible but most likely you would just futz around with it until it opened. It would seem that there has not been enough information posted about the M1900 action.
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