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    Ishapor2A extractor spring?

    The extractor spring on my 1964 Ishapor 2A broke.
    Are the standard No.1 Mk.3 extractor springs the same?

    I hate paying $10.25 ea for what's supposed to fit the 2A when the No.1 Mk.3 springs are $6.00 ea.

    If I can get them at $6.00 ea I'd buy two...

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    Well, I went to order a couple $6.00 extractors springs but when I got down to shipping found their standard postal charge to be more than both extractors...

    Ended up going with the $10.25 extractors springs. Shipping was $7.50. These springs are for the 2A/2A1 too.

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