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The Ruger 10/22 is one of the most dependable rimfires ever made, but a couple of its smaller parts, the ejector and extractor, can take a beating over time or during takedown. This piece from Powder River Precision tackles both at once. It's a full replacement ejector machined from stainless steel and heat-treated to a minimum of 40 RCH, which is the kind of hardness that shrugs off wear and keeps spent brass flying out clean cycle after cycle.
Here's the clever part. PRP figured out a patented way to attach a spare extractor directly to the ejector body, so you're carrying a backup without adding another loose piece to lose. The extractor is the little hook that grabs the case rim and holds it against the bolt face until the round clears, and it's notorious for snapping if someone gets rough during disassembly on a Takedown model. Having that spare riding along means you're never caught flat-footed miles from a workbench.
When a 10/22 starts stovepiping or leaving brass in the action, a worn extractor or fouled ejector is often the culprit. The extractor keeps the case pinned to the bolt face long enough for the ejector to knock it out the port, so both parts working together is what makes reliable ejection happen. Swapping in a fresh, properly hardened set is one of the simplest fixes for cycling gremlins, and it's a job most folks can handle at home with basic tools.
This one really shines if your 10/22 lives in a truck, a range bag, or a survival pack. It's part of PRP's Survivor Series for exactly that reason. Toss it in your kit and you've got the two most breakage-prone bolt parts covered in a single stainless package. Made in the USA and built to the same standards PRP puts into their competition trigger work.
Yes. Powder River Precision designed a patented way to attach a backup extractor right to the ejector body. You get both parts in one package, which is handy since the extractor is one of the more breakage-prone pieces on the 10/22, especially during improper Takedown disassembly.
It's built for the Ruger 10/22 platform, and it's especially popular with Takedown owners since that model's extractor can snap if the rifle is taken apart the wrong way. The ejector and extractor are the same style parts across the standard rifle, so it works whether you run a fixed barrel or a Takedown.
Each one is machined from stainless steel and heat-treated to a minimum of 40 RCH. That hardness helps it resist wear and stand up to repeated cycling better than a worn factory piece, which is exactly what you want if you shoot a lot or keep the rifle stashed for emergencies.
It can. The extractor holds the spent case against the bolt face until the ejector kicks it out the port, so a worn or damaged extractor often leads to failures to eject and stovepipes. Fresh, properly hardened parts like these are a common fix for those cycling issues.
| UPC | 686461784002 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | PRP-X-SSE |
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