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The extractor is arguably the single most important part in a 1911 when it comes to reliable feeding, extraction, and ejection. When yours starts losing tension or tossing brass in your face, the whole gun feels off. Wilson Combat's Bullet Proof Extractor is built specifically to solve that, and it's earned its reputation as the part professional gunsmiths trust to fix tension and ejection problems for good.
This one is made for .45 ACP 1911 Series 70 (Pre-80) platforms. It's fully machined from S7 shockproof tool steel, a Wilson exclusive material with a tensile strength around 275,000 PSI and excellent toughness, so it bends and springs without cracking. Each extractor is heat treated to optimum hardness and then cryogenically treated, which is what lets it hold proper tension over thousands of rounds instead of fading like ordinary parts. The hook gets an optimized design with location tolerances held to plus or minus .001 inches for solid case rim contact, and the radiused corners help with smooth feeding and longer service life.
One thing to know about fit: this is a Series 70 part, meaning it lacks the machined cut for the firing pin safety plunger, so it won't drop into a Series 80 gun. It fits Colt-style Series 70 and Pre-80 guns, all Springfield Armory 1911s, and Kimber Series II pistols can run either type. Real-world feedback is consistent. Plenty of folks report it dropping in with just a little buffing and final tensioning, fixing brass-to-the-face ejection issues and cleaning up extraction right away.
Keep in mind these are intended to be drop-in but may need minor hand fitting depending on your slide's tolerances, so if you're not comfortable doing it yourself, have a gunsmith set the tension. Pair it with a Wilson Combat firing pin stop and you can really dial in extractor function. For anyone refreshing a tired 1911 or building one to last, this is a no-nonsense upgrade.
No. This is a Series 70 extractor and it lacks the machined cut that holds the firing pin safety plunger used in Series 80 guns. If your pistol has the Series 80 firing pin block, you'll need the Series 80 version instead. Series 70 parts fit Pre-80 Colt-style guns, all Springfield Armory 1911s, and Kimber Series II pistols can use either type.
It's designed to be close to drop-in, and many shooters report it going right in with just a little buffing and final tensioning. That said, 1911s vary in tolerance, so some hand fitting may be needed. If you're not confident setting extractor tension yourself, have a gunsmith handle the install to get it dialed in correctly.
It's machined from S7 shockproof tool steel, then heat treated and cryogenically treated so it holds proper tension far longer and resists chipping or breakage. The hook is held to tight tolerances for consistent case rim contact and reliable ejection. It's a common upgrade for fixing brass-to-the-face ejection problems and tension loss over time.
An extractor that has lost tension or has a worn hook is a frequent cause of erratic ejection and brass hitting you in the face. Shooters regularly report this part correcting their ejection pattern and clearing up failures to extract once it's tensioned properly. Just remember it needs to be set to the correct tension to do its job.
Wilson recommends running it alongside a Wilson Combat firing pin stop to fully optimize extractor function. A fresh recoil spring is also a smart idea if you're already in there refreshing a tired 1911. None of that is required, but it helps you get the most consistent results.
| UPC | 874218001834 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 41570 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .45 Caliber |
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 4.3500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Extractor |
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