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    Enfield Extractor

    Can someone lend me some help. I've got an Enfield that wont extract a spent casing after being fired. I think I've lost a spring as the extractor just flops arround loose.

    Can anyone tell me if that's all my problem is and where I can get a replacement from? Pictures for clarification.




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    You are missing the extractor spring. Installation can be a pain!

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    I second that, something is truly not right and disassembly will be a bit tricky. A bench block with screw down and mighty good pin punches may well be in order-HTH-SDH

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    Extractor Spring

    Wolff Gunsprings makes them.They ,like so many other folks have a Web Site.Will

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    bit of a pain re-installing the spring.

    Pliers are a must and somethign to clamp up the bolt helps.

    I don't have any spare extractor springs in my small stockpile of parts right now etiher

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    Are the extractor springs the same on all enfields or are their different springs depending on the model?

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    Extractor Spring

    They are different. SMLE's (generally referenced as No1's) are quite different from the No4's. All No4's are the same.


    I sent you a PM on this 10/01/07

    Quote Originally Posted by jjackman View Post
    Are the extractor springs the same on all enfields or are their different springs depending on the model?

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