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This topic comes up on a regular basis on this forum, especially with new semi auto gun owners. Mis-feeds causing the extractor to pop out of its track with a FTF.

 

I solved this problem by lightly staking the extractor with the bolt. I can still remove the extractor by lightly tapping on the rear of it with a punch driving it forward. I have read that Kahr will pin the extractor, and this probably would be a better fix ... As long as the pin/screw doesn't shoot loose and jam the bolt up into the receiver.

 

All I am saying is this fix worked for me ... I have never had an extractor issue since I did this.

 

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I bought a new USGI extractor for my west hurly and staked it the same way ... haven't had a miss feed or ejection problem since. I also bought a used 27 not knowing what problems it had and I ended up replacing the firing pin and extractor. I also used the USGI extractor in it. didn't have to stake it and it runs like a champ.

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