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If you've ever chased extraction or ejection gremlins in a 1911, you already know the extractor is the heart of reliability. It works like a spring, keeping steady tension on the case rim while taking the constant shock of feeding and ejecting rounds. The Wilson Combat Bullet Proof Extractor is built to do that job longer and tougher than just about anything else out there, which is exactly why it's a favorite among professional gunsmiths.
What sets this one apart is the material. It's fully machined from solid bar stock S7 tool steel, a Wilson exclusive that's shock resistant with serious toughness and roughly 275,000 PSI tensile strength. After machining, it's heat treated to optimum hardness and cryogenically treated so it holds tension far longer and resists the chipping or hook breakage that plagues factory parts. The hook itself uses an optimized geometry with location tolerances held to about plus or minus .001 inch, giving you strong, consistent contact on the case rim. Radiused corners round things out for smoother feeding and a longer service life.
This is the Series 80 version, which has a plunger retainer stud machined into it to hold the firing pin safety plunger in place on Colt-style Series 80 slides. Good news if you run a mix of guns: any extractor designed for a Series 80 will also work in a Series 70, so this part covers a lot of ground. It comes in a classic blued finish.
Installation is straightforward for most folks. It's designed as a drop-in, and in plenty of guns it'll seat with only a final tensioning adjustment, though tolerances vary between manufacturers so some minor fitting can occasionally be needed. This is a great pick for anyone running a full-size .45 ACP 1911 who wants to cure extraction issues for good or keep a top-tier spare in the parts box. If you fit it alongside a Wilson Combat firing pin stop, you'll get the most out of how it functions.
Yes. Any extractor built for a Series 80 will also work in all Series 70 guns. The Series 80 version simply adds a plunger retainer stud that holds the firing pin safety plunger in place on Colt-style Series 80 slides, and that stud doesn't cause any issues in a Series 70 slide.
It's designed as a drop-in and in many guns it'll seat with only a final tensioning adjustment. That said, tolerances vary from one manufacturer's 1911 to the next, so occasional minor fitting can be needed. Many shooters report it dropping in with little or no filing of the hook.
S7 is a shock-resistant tool steel with excellent toughness and a tensile strength around 275,000 PSI, which is a Wilson Combat exclusive for this part. Combined with heat treating and cryogenic treatment, it holds tension longer and resists the chipping and hook breakage that often takes out factory extractors.
This is sized for full-size .45 ACP Series 80 (and Series 70) 1911 pistols. Extractors are caliber and length specific, so a .45 ACP extractor is the right call for a .45, while 9mm/.38 Super and Commander-length guns may use different parts. If you're unsure about your exact slide, check your model before ordering.
For the most consistent extractor function, Wilson recommends running it alongside a Wilson Combat firing pin stop. It's also smart to confirm proper tension after install, since correct spring tension on the case rim is what drives reliable feeding, extraction, and ejection.
| UPC | 874218001858 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 41580 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Caliber |
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 4.7000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Extractor |
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