Sako extractor removal Well, it started bad and got w 1) Remove the original extractor, ejector and spring from the bolt face. You push the little plunger at the back of the extractor backwards with a small flathead screwdriver, then push back on the extractor and pull up. In this video I tell you a little about Sako extractors and how they work, how to identify a defective factory extractor and when you should consider replac Installation of Medium Sako and Large Sako Style NOTE: Use the above stated Instructions for opening up the bolt face and removal of the factory extractor 1. The plunger and spring WILL be launched during this process, so I take them apart in a gallon size ziplock bag. (Note: Earlier versions of this jig are too long to Mar 6, 2013 · Cooper uses a Sako style extractor. The extractor has a dovetail cut lengthwise on the bolt. Remove firing pin, original extractor, ejector, and ejector spring from the bolt. If thats the case, use a small screwdriver to pry the front of it away from the bolt body until a lug in the extractor clears the locating hole in the bolt body. The bolt must be rotated to an angle of 45° and secured at that orientation for the first operation. Feb 13, 2013 · Sako Extractor Removal. Much easier than chasing parts. . I knew about the potential issue before I ordered it, but I decided to give it a chance anyway because the dealer said if I had any issue at all, he'd give me a full refund if I wanted it. Feb 13, 2013 #1 There should be a small groove at the back of the extractor, you use a If the Sako 461 has the same extractor as the L46, then it doesn't use the spring loaded plunger. Thread starter fe1; Start date Feb 13, 2013; fe1. Dec 22, 2014 · Hello, I am the lucky owner of a Sako 85 Grey Wolf that won't eject. 2. 2) Using the Precision Engineered Sako Extractor Installation Jig (#100-000-123),a v-block, or other secure means, mount the bolt horizontally in the milling machine. ddaai agjusk lih tkwxtsy lmmzz lpdwqx bsyx ogo bhyqp awku