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Older, thin extractor Marvel conversion

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Post by TDP0311 Thu Oct 17, 2019 5:43 pm

Hello all, last night I purchased an older, thin extractor Marvel conversion on a Chip McCormick frame. From what I have read on here, these older extractors can be problematic. 

This conversion does seem to be either barely used or just in really good shape. It came with a Colt magazine, and I ordered a few GSG magazines to go with it. I also ordered a few different spring weights (7, 8, and 9 lbs). 

Any other advice for a bullseye pistol newbie on these things?

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Post by SW-52 Thu Oct 17, 2019 6:34 pm

TDP0311 wrote:Hello all, last night I purchased an older, thin extractor Marvel conversion on a Chip McCormick frame. From what I have read on here, these older extractors can be problematic. 

This conversion does seem to be either barely used or just in really good shape. It came with a Colt magazine, and I ordered a few GSG magazines to go with it. I also ordered a few different spring weights (7, 8, and 9 lbs). 

Any other advice for a bullseye pistol newbie on these things?

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Talk with Travis Frerking,the new marvel owner, is possible he will modify to adapt the other extractor version. I have one older marvel with aluminum and steel scope ribs + Marvel iron sight rib with a Big M in rear sight. You will contact via email or via facebook.
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