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I was helping my friend clean his model 70 and we found his extractor
Is really loose fitting on the bolt and rotates on the bolt loosely. I know it is supposed to be snug. Anyone have any ideas what may be causing this?

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Wear on the extractor and/or bolt body, extractor too soft (insufficient "spring"), oversized collar, stretched lips on collar. That should about cover it. GD

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Thanks greydog. I have a feeling its a worn extractor ring colar. The rifle is rarely used so the bolt seems fine. I talked him into buying a williams extractor anyways so maybe replace the ring collar and see if that fix things?

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How does the rifle feed, extract and eject?


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Originally Posted by EdM
How does the rifle feed, extract and eject?


Good question. Sometimes gun guys insist on fixing something that isn't broke until it is.


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It feeds and extracts well and the timing is good but I took the bolt out and slip a round under the claw and it holds pretty loose, round is hanging off and with a little jiggle the extractor spins freely.

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All you really have to do is remove the extractor and put a gentle bit of "bend" in the tail (just rear of the collar recess]. It should just be enough of a bend to require some (not a lot) pressure to re-attach the collar.. Then reinstall the bolt in the rifle and see how the extraction/ejection works..


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Ha! Thanks redneck it worked! Going to call my friend to pick it up. If you were close maybe have him buy you a beer redneck.

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There's the mail, you know..


laugh

But seriously, that's how a M70 CRF extractor is tentioned to provide the proper grip.. Glad it worked out for ya..


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