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A while back someone mentioned a company that built them, can anyone recall the name of the company?
"Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes. That way, you'll be a mile from them, and you'll have their shoes."
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Comparing the two, it seems as if a 96 or 38 extractor could be made to work if one also used the Swede collar.
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I bought one sometime ago from GunParts Corp. Non catalog item, might give them a call.
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montanabadger,
I have a new mauser 96 extractor that was fitted to a 1910-1936 Mex bolt. It came from Gunrunners the people that sell the extractors in Brownells catalog. I sent them my bolt and they fitted their 96 to it. I have no need for it, if your intrested shoot me a PM.
Bob
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