Current source for Hi Power internal extractor?

[rodregier]

Any pointers to a current source for Hi Power (aka GP35) internal extractors?

Nothing currently at Numrich Gun Parts Corp, Power Custom, Brownells or Marstar in Canada.

 

[4v50 Gary]

Jack First 603-343-9544.

 

[rodregier]

Guess I'll have to give Jack First a call and see if they'll export to Canada.
Their website is rudimentary and doesn't talk about such things.

http://www.jackfirstgun.com/

Many don't because of the US State Dept. ITAR paperwork and cost :-(

 

[rodregier]

Jack First doesn't have an export license so they are not a viable option for Canadian residents.

Any other ideas for a source?

 

[larryh1108]

5 or 6 years ago I was rebuilding a few Inglis pistols and needed 6 internal extractors. I found that Numrich carried them, off and on, for a decent price. The way it worked is you tell Numrich to email you when they were in stock and it seemed like they got them in 2x a year. They only lasted a week or so but they got them in again and again and I was able to finish all 6 Inglis pistols by doing it this way. Patience will be your friend. I know of no other source that carries them so this is the only resource I found.

 

[Jim K]

If all else fails, a piece of 1/4" round tool steel, a drill press or lathe, a Dremel tool, and a couple of files will get you one in a half hour or so if you have one to copy, more time if you don't.

Jim

 

[rodregier]

larryh1108 - best lead I've gotten so far. I'll give the Numrich B/O method a shot.

 

[rodregier]

larryh1108 - Will adding the SKU to a Numrich "wish list" do the trick, or is there some other method required?

 

[larryh1108]

I see they say to add it to your wish list and check back frequently.
That seems to be the way it works now.
I'd check daily until they come in.
However, I was successful 5 or 6 years ago.
Hopefully they still get them in.