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I need, I think, a new claw extractor for my Win. Model 70 .30-06. Where is a good place to buy one? I called Matt Williams here and left three messages and one email- no response. So I need another source. Thanks.
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PM me your name and phone number, so I can look into this.
I have no record of an email, but they are getting routed through my office manager. I apologize for the lack of communication.
Let me know what you need and I'll see if I've got something in inventory.
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...and just when are those bottom metal units going to get in 'inventory'?? 
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Wisners make them as well, but they require more fitting than a Williams.
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The Williams stuff is first class and drops right in.
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Got a Williams for one of my model 70's and I think it's better than the original. Works really well , very satisfied.
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Looks like you got the VP himself helping you out - I hope he has what you need. I installed a Williams two years ago on a hunting buddies 1999 era M70 Classic .270WIN - the metal on the factory extractor chipped/flaked off at the business end and jammed when trying to close the bolt. The Williams fit right on and has worked flawlessly with no adjustment needed. I ordered a Williams for myself to keep as a backup in case one of my Classics did the same thing.
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I'm in this same boat - back home from deer hunting and got a chipped/broken extractor on my 1999 PUSH FEED Model 70 in .270 cal - did you get one from Williams? If so, is this a stocked item I might be able to pick up as well?
I'm off websearching some more on a source for this little bugger!!
Thanks for any input you might have!
Dave
Last edited by HOMER308; 12/10/09. Reason: CLARIFICATION
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Homer, do you really need a claw extractor for a push feed?
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can anyone help on finding a rear firng pin for a old model 43 12ga marlin pump??
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Yup! Here's a couple of pics of mine - don't know why it failed, since I had no stuck case or anything else that i can figure - ![[Linked Image]](http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e124/homer308/boltfaceandextractor.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e124/homer308/brokenextractor.jpg)
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