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John, it is difficult to visualize exactly what you mean... can you post a picture?
The only two-piece "extractor" that I know of is a set of ejectors. |
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Here is the best I can do Dean. It looks like an extractor from a common frame is used on a smaller gauge like 16 to 20.. do you concur.
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Honestly, I don't see anything unusual about that extractor.
Is it for the same rim size that the circumference of the chamber rim recess would require |
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I think now I see what you're referencing. It looks like the recessed rim was welded into the rim recess of an extractor originally made for a larger bore.
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Looked like a hell of a fit but now that I think of it I am thinking it was for lack of the proper extractor.
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John, Is this from your 28 gauge?
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"Much care is bestowed to make it what the Sportsman needs-a good gun"-Charles Parker |
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Yes it is Dave,
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Is it an 0-frame?
What year was it made in? |
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