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I was recently given a Coey model 39, but there was no extractor in the
bolt. Has anyone tried to make one up, and or have an idea of what would be
the best steel for the job. Plus ideas to get a proper spring temper would
great. Any help appreciated...

Mike


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On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 03:22:09 GMT, "Michael"
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I was recently given a Coey model 39, but there was no extractor in the
bolt. Has anyone tried to make one up, and or have an idea of what would be
the best steel for the job. Plus ideas to get a proper spring temper would
great. Any help appreciated...

Mike

rather than make one, try this source

http://www.e-gunparts.com/product.as...SKU=281000&MC=


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In article , Gunner says...

rather than make one, try this source

http://www.e-gunparts.com/product.as...SKU=281000&MC=


Heh. Imagine actually *living* near kingston - and making
an annual trek to see the cannon billboard that burps smoke
and fire...

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On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 03:22:09 GMT, Michael wrote:
I was recently given a Coey model 39, but there was no extractor in the
bolt. Has anyone tried to make one up, and or have an idea of what would be
the best steel for the job. Plus ideas to get a proper spring temper would
great. Any help appreciated...


While making one shouldn't be too bad, have you checked Gun Parts, inc
(google is your friend) to see if they have 'em in stock? Sometimes the
easy way out is the best...

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thanks for the info guys

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I was recently given a Coey model 39, but there was no extractor in the
bolt. Has anyone tried to make one up, and or have an idea of what would
be the best steel for the job. Plus ideas to get a proper spring temper
would great. Any help appreciated...

Mike





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On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 17:36:24 GMT, "Michael"
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thanks for the info guys

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I was recently given a Coey model 39, but there was no extractor in the
bolt. Has anyone tried to make one up, and or have an idea of what would
be the best steel for the job. Plus ideas to get a proper spring temper
would great. Any help appreciated...

Mike


Let us know whatcha did.

Gunner

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Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us)
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them self determination under "play nice" rules.

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for torturing the cat." Gunner
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