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Sent you an email.....

Thanks Dale, but I’m just looking for one 510- series.

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I believe Johnny plans to be back up taking in work sometime after the first of the year. He is the process of moving his shop now.

I don’t believe he did polish off the stamping on the receiver. Look close in the video and you can see them on the left side of the receiver. The stamping is deep, it would take more then polishing to remove seeing them.

I sent my 73 bolt to J&J Gunsmithing , Jere Korthanke in Edmond, Ok for him to install an after market extractor with a coil spring under the tail end and it has worked flawlessly for 4 years now. I can pm you his phone and address if your interested. I called him first to make sure he was home and he got them back to me in less than 2 weeks after I mail them. Cost was around $45 to $55 dollars. Actually have sent him 2 over the last 4 years. I think it’s the best mod for the money one can get for a 73.

Check the tab on the bottom of your bolt, if broken off the extractor has nothing to press against and hold the case in place for extraction.

I sent you a pm with all my contact information.

Still looking for one...

Right, whatever....

What problem would one have other then they don’t go bang?

We only agree to disagree, I never said Winchester primers were bad, I said they don’t work in my lite spring 73 and I know many sass shooters who are in the same boat. Cajun Bandit asked if anyone had problems with them and they don’t go bang in many modified lite spring firearms. I didn’t say they don’t work, I said they don’t work in my “race 73”.

Sure I run light springs, Federals go bang every time, Winchesters don’t so I say it’s the Winchester primers fault.

Me too long ago. Winchester’s didn’t go bang in my race 73.