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I recently picked up a Siamese action but I think the extractor claw may be broken or missing a piece. Does anyone have a pic of a known good extractor?




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Posts: 4869 | Location: Lakewood, CO | Registered: 07 February 2002Reply With Quote
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I recently picked up a Siamese action but I think the extractor claw may be broken or missing a piece. Does anyone have a pic of a known good extractor?


z1r,

I’m sorry, but you must be mistaken! I have it on very good “authority“ from lots of people on this site that Mausers NEVER break parts...especially the extractors! Smiler
 
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It's true Rick, Mausers never do break parts. It's their owners or hammer mechanics that do. lol




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The rimmed Mauser extractor looks very different fomr the "normal" extractor. If you post a picture someone could tell you for sure.


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I know it is quite different. I was hoping someone had a pic of one. Would save me the trouble of trying to post what would likely be a poor quality pic.

Thx.




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I have a pic of a Mauser I'll post later this evening.


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The Siam extractor has a corner cut out on the claw. I have two of them I'm lookin at right now, one on the rifle and another spare. I just popped an 09 extractor on the Siam bolt, no problem. It looks to me like if push came to shove, the 09 extractor could be modified to work with a rimmed cartridge. I'd post a picture of the ones I have here but I'm not set up for that.
 
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Thanks Tiggertate!

I know the extractor is notched sort of but I believe mine may be "special". It seemed like there should be a bit more of the claw to grab the rim with.

Thanks for the help.




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This is a single shot bolt. A repeater just has the lower reveal milled off of the bottom of the bolt face (in this picture the section on the right).



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My pic turned out better than expected.

It appears that a chunk is missing on or off of my claw.

Thanks!





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To my admittedly untrained eye it looks broke, too. Maybe a resident expert can say if it really a Siamese extactor. It looks exactly like a broken rimmless extractor to me.


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Interesting. I thought all Siams were repeaters, didn't know there was a single shot in that flavor.
 
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The single shot bolt is for a Mauser pre-war match rifle. Sorry if I wasn't clear about that. Funny, though. You can sure see the machining line on the Siamese where the lip once was.


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z1r,

I just looked at your picture again and compared it to what I've got here. It sure looks broken to me.
 
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Craigster,

I believe it looks that way to me too. The "claw" simply looks too small.

Now the fun of replacing or repairing the extractor begins.

Thanks All.




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