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    Model 71 extractor broke.

    My Mauser Morel 71 extractor bit the dust. Anyone have a spare?
    Apparently .348 Winchester brass has a rim diameter just slightly bigger than will easily fit into the Mauser chamber.
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    Try Bruno Militaria. I think they are in Europe, not sure. Good luck.
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    I sourced some in Germanyicon. Thanks.
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