Quiet Storm
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I need to find an extractor for a very old Colt 1902 38acp model auto pistol. Any idea where it might start looking? thanks!
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Colt 1902 model 38acp question.
- Thread starter Quiet Storm
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As the .38 ACP and the .38 Super are demensionally the same you might take a look at a .38 Super extractor for a 1911 or a .38 ACP extractor for a 1903 (if you can find one of those).
As the design of the three pistols was evolutionary there may be an off chance that something like the extractor stayed consistant - or close enough that the newer part could be modified.
Just a thought. Good luck.
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Jim Fox
As the design of the three pistols was evolutionary there may be an off chance that something like the extractor stayed consistant - or close enough that the newer part could be modified.
Just a thought. Good luck.
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Jim Fox
Hi, Quiet Storm,
I checked Gun Parts catalog and they list the extractor and spring for $24.95. So that looks like the answer. They say to indicate .38 or .45, but I think the extractors on the whole .38 series were the same.
BTW, the extractor on those early guns is totally different from that on the 1911.
Jim
I checked Gun Parts catalog and they list the extractor and spring for $24.95. So that looks like the answer. They say to indicate .38 or .45, but I think the extractors on the whole .38 series were the same.
BTW, the extractor on those early guns is totally different from that on the 1911.
Jim
Quiet Storm
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Jim, wow, thanks! 1 more question as I am not familiar with the Gun Parts company. Do you have contact info for them? I appreciate it. QS
Quiet Storm
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Ordered the part, thanks guys!!