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I am looking for a new magnum length Mauser extractor for a Whitworth Express rifle. If anyone has an extra one, let me know. Thanks, Daryl.
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I get mine from Brownells.
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Brownell's are out and don't have a clue when more will be made or shipped. Seems they are scarce.
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You can reshape a Model 98 extractor for magnum cartridges. I prefer to do that rather than use the Brownells extractors.
Bill Jacobs
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Sure, thanks Bill. I guess I will do that.
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Try contacting davide-Pedersoli.com in Italy they manufacture old Whitworth rifles. They are replicas but you may get your parts there, good luck.
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