Looking for Sako extractor kit

[Tim Singleton]

Looking for a .308 bolt face Sako extractor kit for a Remington.
PTG,Brownells,Midwayusa, Bavid Tubb. All out of stock
Where else should I look?


Thanks

 

[butchlambert]

Tim,
I would never use one, too dangerous.

 

[Tim Singleton]

Well I'll have to agree. The problem is the rifle has one on it now Or a piece of one. The end of the claw broke off. It's actually on a Viper action that was converted from a right eject into a drop port with aT2000 extractor. As I've been researching this morning I've come to realize there are several different width and lengths of these based on the caliber.
Mine had 2000 stamped on it.

 

[KMart]

Might try Greg Tannel. He installs them and he might sell you the parts you need.

 

[Tim Singleton]

Might try Greg Tannel. He installs them and he might sell you the parts you need.

He shows some on his web site. I'll call on Monday to see if he has something that will work

Thanks

 

[Rustystud]

Since it is a Viper action you might start with Jerry Stiller. Borden and Barnard actions use Sako extractors you may find either may have Sako extractors in stock.
Nat Lambeth

 

[Tim Singleton]

Since it is a Viper action you might start with Jerry Stiller. Borden and Barnard actions use Sako extractors you may find either may have Sako extractors in stock.
Nat Lambeth

Thanks. I will try them in the morning. The viper has been worked on it was a sliding plate type extractor. right bolt right eject. It was made into a drop port. The port was cut into the action and the t2000 extractor cut into the bottom of the bolt. And ejector removed. Worked great for years until the extractor claw broke

 

[Rustystud]

T2000 is a David Tubb designation for his T2000 rifles. They were made by McMillan. You might check with them, they have been sold and I don't think the new owner is making David Tubb's rifles any more. You might also check with Dave Tooley, Blair Clowis, Ray Bowman, and Dan Glover all NC gunsmiths.
Nat Lambeth

 

[butchlambert]

My drop ports had Remington extractors and the extractor was aimed down and not toward the loading port.

 

[Tim Singleton]

Thanks guys for the help

Blair had one