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Wnated a reliable gunsmith to perform sako extractor install on tirty 06 700 bolt. Please PM with price and time frame
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I spoke to Karl at Kampfeld Custom and asked him to do a Sako extractor on a Rem 700 bolt and he told me he'd never had a Remington extractor go bad,but he would do it if I still wanted him to.He'd would wait and if it did ever go bad then he'd put 1 on for me.
Saved me time and money and I TRUST his judgement.Skeeter
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I'm pretty sure jkob installs 'em also.. Send him a pm.
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Karl knows his stuff, I'd listen to his recommendation too!!!
Last edited by 300MAG; 02/02/10.
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I just talked to Ralph Stovener at High Country Gunsmithing yesterday about doing mine, because mine is worn out and having extraction issues. He said about $100.
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$100.00 is what I charge, seems the going rate.
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I do the CORRECT install for $125. Not all installs are done correctly.
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So I don't do something I regret, what's a correct vs. incorrect install?
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Never seen an example of a wrong one.
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I spoke to Karl at Kampfeld Custom and asked him to do a Sako extractor on a Rem 700 bolt and he told me he'd never had a Remington extractor go bad,but he would do it if I still wanted him to.He'd would wait and if it did ever go bad then he'd put 1 on for me.
Saved me time and money and I TRUST his judgement.Skeeter Same here.
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When I have time to do these I charge 130.00 plus parts which includes bushing the bolt nose. Let me add that I don't think there is anything wrong with the factory extractor provided it is installed and fitted correctly. ![[Linked Image]](http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z167/Westpac_photos/Trued7001-1.jpg)
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Never seen an example of a wrong one. Well, I have. There are those who would do this without bushing the original bolt face and just cut the notch. The way Malm and I do it is the correct way.
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Never seen an example of a wrong one. Well, I have. There are those who would do this without bushing the original bolt face and just cut the notch. The way Malm and I do it is the correct way. Exactly... Malm's pix is an example of a top-notch install.. Kudos to both of ya..
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I should know better than to stay up late, open an O.V., take half an ambien, and type a response.
Looking back today, having a "well, duh" moment.
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