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The factory extractor on a Remington 11-87 takes a real beating from repeated firing cycles. After enough rounds, that stamped steel edge starts to roll over and lose its grip on the shell rim. That's when extraction problems start sneaking in and reliability goes downhill. Volquartsen engineered this extractor as a direct replacement that actually holds up.
This part gets made through EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining), not the cheaper Metal Injection Molding you find on most factory parts. EDM uses electrical sparks to machine each extractor with tolerances held to plus or minus 0.0001 inches. That level of precision means the hook point stays sharp and true, exactly where it needs to be to grip the rim of your shell case and pull it out cleanly.
The extractor is forged from A2 tool steel and hardened to Rc 58-60, which means it resists the kind of edge rollover that kills factory extractors. After hundreds or thousands of rounds, your Volquartsen extractor will still have that sharp edge gripping and extracting like it's brand new. The precise hook point sits just right on the shell rim, and the beveled bottom edge on this design improves feeding reliability too.
Installing this is a straightforward swap for Remington part number 97390A on 11-87 shotguns. If you're running a 12 gauge semi-auto that's been giving you extraction grief, or you're just tired of waiting for the factory part to wear out, this is a permanent fix that actually works.
No, this VF87EE is designed specifically for the 11-87. Some Remington 1100 competition models use the thicker 11-87 style extractor and may be compatible, but you should verify with the manufacturer or a gunsmith first. Volquartsen makes a separate extractor for the standard 1100, which uses a different part number.
The Volquartsen is made from A2 tool steel hardened to Rc 58-60, while factory extractors are typically stamped steel that's much softer. The EDM manufacturing process also creates a sharper, more precisely formed hook point that resists edge rollover. After just a few hundred rounds, the difference in edge sharpness between a factory part and this one becomes very obvious.
It's a straightforward swap that takes just a few minutes once you have access to the bolt. You'll slide the bolt carrier back partway in the ejection port to reach the extractor, then remove the old one and install the new Volquartsen part. While it's not complicated, Volquartsen recommends having a qualified gunsmith handle the work to ensure everything is installed correctly.
Most people notice extraction becomes smoother and more consistent immediately. You'll also eliminate any sticking or sluggish ejection issues you may have been experiencing with a worn factory extractor. Over time, this part protects your shotgun's reliability because the hardened steel keeps that sharp edge far longer than stamped steel ever could.
| UPC | 840300700718 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | VF87EE |
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