shortround60
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Congrats, that is a nice one and you got a killer deal.
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- Thread starter veprdude
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AFAIK there are two and only two Browning HP extractors. There are the internal extractors like the one in this pistol and the modern external extractors. When you're dealing with 3rd party HP copies there may be some deviations that might be considered proprietary.
The extractor in this pistol is the older internal version and they are not always easy to find and are more expensive than the modern external version. Sometimes they are near impossible to find and very expensive during those times. Always best to have at least one spare and are best purchased if you find them to be plentiful when you go looking for one.
The extractor in this pistol is the older internal version and they are not always easy to find and are more expensive than the modern external version. Sometimes they are near impossible to find and very expensive during those times. Always best to have at least one spare and are best purchased if you find them to be plentiful when you go looking for one.
I see there's a Jack First heat treated repro for $90. https://jack-first-gun-parts.myshopify.com/products/copy-of-browning-1935-hi-power-long-extractor
Numrich has one for $31. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/473620
Anyone have experience with these?
Numrich has one for $31. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/473620
Anyone have experience with these?
Killer deal, at that price I would buy it to just enjoy and look at it though I am somewhat opposed to that when it comes to guns. Love the BHP and that is a genuine piece of BHP history. Guess it came back with a GI or am I wrong on that ? Not many other ways I can imagine a war time gun making it here without an import stamp?