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    Seized extractor pin on MM AC II

    Hi Everyone,

    I have a seized extractor pin which I am trying to remove. It's on a MM AC II. Unfortunately one half of the screw head is missing, leaving only a "half moon" shaped piece. The metal appears too hard to drill out and insert a stud extractor or drill the pin out completely.

    Any suggestions as to what else to try would be gratefully received.

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    Try asking over on the british forum. britishmilitariaforums.yuku.com. Someone there maybe able to help you.
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