7.62x39 Extractor

A: Hopefully within 3 to 6 weeks.

A: If the Colt bolt is per mil-spec then you should be able to utilize the extractor with no issues.

A: We don't like to call out other manufactures and what we discovered. For a further detailed explanation you can call us and we would be happy to discuss what we found when another customer sent his BCA bolt assembly to us for inspection and why the incompatibility issue. Many customers had his same experience that they couldn't pair their bca bolt assembly to any other manufacturers extractors.

A: Yes, but please see information regarding using in PSA KS47 Bolt Carriers. Under products page click on DISCLAIMER tab.

A: Yes, but please see information regarding using in PSA KS47 Bolt Carriers. Under products page click on DISCLAIMER tab.

A: Of course, we use them in our bolt assemblies that we use in our BCGs.

A: If RRA LAR-47 uses an AR-15 7.62x39 extractor then these will fit. If you are unsure please contact RRA.

A: I do have customers that use them but we don't warranty for use with KS-47 as talking with customers their rifle is over gassed which causes undue stress on the extractors. Best ejection pattern for 7.62x39 is around the 4 o'clock pattern (as look at a clock) and we don't warranty for use with Tula, we highly recommend Wolf Ammunition.

A: The only known issue we are aware of is use in Bear Creek Arsenal bolt assemblies

A: Two things that cause premature extractor failures are overgassing and Tula. Tula has a tendency to not shrink properly and stick in the chamber which puts stress on the extractor.