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The EGW Practical Extractor represents a thoughtful refinement of the original 1911 design using modern materials and manufacturing. Instead of chasing every bell and whistle, EGW focused on solving one real problem: extractors that lose tension too quickly. They found that standard extractors ride up the case relief groove with each round fired, causing the hook to repeatedly strike the case. Over time, this impact dulls the hook and causes tension loss, leading to jams and accuracy issues.
Their solution involved three key changes. First, they shortened the extractor about 0.025 inches compared to GI-style parts, which reduces how often the hook strikes the case during cycling. Second, they cut the hook at an acute angle instead of a right angle, giving more surface area for gripping the case rim. Third, they added radiused corners throughout to eliminate stress points that cause cracking. The result is an extractor that holds proper tension much longer through your rounds count.
EGW uses vacuum heat treatment on all their parts, which reduces internal stress while preserving the spring properties the extractor needs. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion without sacrificing reliability. This isn't a drop-in part by design, but it works well once properly fitted and tensioned. Reviews consistently mention that light filing or adjustment is all that's needed, and the part maintains its tension reliably once set up. Many users report running hundreds of rounds without needing to re-tension, and the design is built to maintain proper tension for up to 70,000 rounds when set up correctly.
No, this extractor requires fitting and tensioning to your specific pistol. Most users report minimal work is needed—typically just light filing to clear the case extractor groove and adjusting the tension to suit your gun. Once properly set up, it maintains tension reliably through hundreds of rounds without needing readjustment.
EGW engineered this extractor about 0.025 inches shorter than standard GI designs, which reduces how often the hook impacts the case during firing. The angled hook design also provides more surface area for gripping the case rim, while radiused corners eliminate stress points that cause failure. Combined with vacuum heat treatment, these features help the extractor maintain its spring properties and tension over extended use.
This is designed for Series 70 1911 pistols chambered in .45 ACP. It does not work with Schwartz-style firing pin safeties commonly found in Kimber 1911s. Always verify your pistol's specifications before purchasing. If you're unsure, checking the pistol's manual or contacting the manufacturer will confirm compatibility.
Stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance and maintains its appearance over time, making it practical for pistols that see regular use or storage in different conditions. Both materials perform reliably when properly fitted; stainless simply requires less maintenance for appearance and resists environmental wear better than a blued finish.
| UPC | 841370111916 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 10352SS |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Caliber |
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