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The MCR Extractor Pin is one of those little parts that does a big job. It anchors the extractor inside the FightLite MCR bolt assembly, holding it in place so the claw can grab the case rim and pull spent brass out of the chamber cycle after cycle. It's a genuine FightLite Industries component (part number 15069) built to spec for the MCR belt-fed platform, so there's no guesswork about fitment.
The FightLite MCR is a closed-bolt, short-stroke piston-driven belt-fed system that feeds from either an M249 SAW belt or a standard STANAG magazine. Inside that multi-lug bolt, the extractor and its pin take a beating every time a round chambers and ejects. Over a long range session with quick-change barrels and sustained fire, small parts like this see real wear, and the pin is what keeps the extractor seated where it belongs.
A belt-fed setup is only as good as its ability to keep running, and pins are exactly the kind of thing that walks off during a bolt teardown or gets tired after high round counts. Grabbing a factory spare means you're not sidelined waiting on parts. This pin is also one of the pieces included in FightLite's larger MCR bolt rehab kit, so if you're building out a small parts stash for the workbench, it pairs naturally with a spare extractor, extractor spring, and o-ring.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working inside an MCR bolt, though FightLite recommends that their parts be fitted by a qualified gunsmith if you're not confident tearing down the bolt yourself. Either way, running genuine FightLite hardware in a system this specialized is the way to keep it reliable.
It secures the extractor inside the FightLite MCR bolt assembly, holding the extractor in position so it can grip the case rim and pull spent brass during the cycle. Without it, the extractor can't stay seated and your bolt won't run reliably. It's a small part with an important job.
Yes, this is the genuine FightLite part number 15069 made specifically for the MCR bolt assembly. Since it's a factory component built to spec, you don't have to worry about fitment issues that can come with generic aftermarket pieces.
If you're comfortable tearing down and reassembling your MCR bolt, swapping the pin is a manageable job. That said, FightLite recommends their parts be installed by a qualified gunsmith, so if you'd rather not dig into the bolt yourself, that's the safe route.
Absolutely. Small pins are easy to lose during a teardown and they see real wear over high round counts on a belt-fed system. Having a factory spare in your parts box means you're not stuck waiting on shipping when you want to be shooting.
| UPC | 859714006477 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 15069 |
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