Source for Rem 700 extractors

[vonb]

Looking for non-riveted Rem 700 extractors for .308 and .223. Anyone have a source?

 

[SSeal]

I think ptg sells them.

 

[jaclthr]

You can also try Brownells .

 

[jepp2]

They don't list the rivetless on Brownells since Remington took bankruptcy. Here is the 308 BF at PTG, never can tell if they are in stock or not.

https://pacifictoolandgauge.com/misc-remington-parts/9810-remington-extractor-std.html

and 223

https://pacifictoolandgauge.com/misc-remington-parts/9811-extractor-remington-small-223.html

 

[JSH]

I know this will draw flack. A Sako or AR type extractor was a painless problem solver for me.

 

[troupe]

I am in need of one for a 223 BF, so I took the chance on ordering one from PTG. I don't know when I will get it. It has been about 2 weeks, but I don't need the bolt any time soon. If I have to, I will get one cut in.

 

[Pawnee Bill]

I know this will draw flack. A Sako or AR type extractor was a painless problem solver for me.

+1

 

[shortgrass]

I know this will draw flack. A Sako or AR type extractor was a painless problem solver for me.

Ya', the "3 rings of steel' is compromised, but with no new factory extractors being available what ya gonna do?

 

[Bill K]

try a phone call of email to the new Remington com/owners, along with Brownell.

 

[1911nut]

Looking for non-riveted Rem 700 extractors for .308 and .223. Anyone have a source?

eBay but they’re pricy

PT&G told me they would be making some.

Remington told me the same a few months back but not right away

 

[Ray123]

PT&G, but they have been slow in shipping parts.
I used an m16 Extractor cause I wanted to finish the rifle in a timely manner....but had to order the the extractor, pin, and spring from one and the ejector and 2 springs, light, and standard from another vendor, as neither had all the parts to complete the installation, and had to pay double the shipping, for tiny parts...but a sign of the times if ya want it.