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Stevens 44 exractor
Sep 5th, 2015 at 4:27pm
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I am in need of one, and tried to contact Wisner's all day on Friday but only got recorded message.  Are they still in business, and or, any recommendations on where else an extractor may be purchased?
  
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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #1 - Sep 5th, 2015 at 4:41pm
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Try calling CPA they might be able to help you with the extractor.

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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #2 - Sep 5th, 2015 at 9:15pm
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If it's the central extractor, yes, CPA has them.  I just bought a couple for my 44 projects last month.  Specify what cartridge.

If it's the side extractor, the only place I know that has them is Wisner's.   That's a small operation, so if the nice lady who answers the phone is at a doctor's appointment or caring for a sick relative, I doubt that anyone else is filling in for her.   

It's also getting close to hunting season .......
  
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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #3 - Sep 6th, 2015 at 12:23am
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It's also a 3 day holiday weekend, and they may have taken off for the weekend. Try calling next week, after the holiday. Mom and Pop operation, and not run like a big business runs. I like that.
  
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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #4 - Sep 6th, 2015 at 12:29pm
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FYI, Wisner's office is only open Monday thru Thursday.
And with the Labor holiday this weekend, means they would be open on this coming Tuesday.

Also they are on the west coast, so that would be Pacific time zone.

Yes small operation, just two people cover the office during business hours.

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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #5 - Sep 6th, 2015 at 12:52pm
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Hey folks, thanks for all the input.  Maybe you could advise me on the style of extractor I need.  Looking at the Wisners website they have at least 2 different designs available.  One is has a fairly straight shape and one is bent to the rear approx. 5 degrees.  The receiver is have started life as Model 414 by the stamp on the tang and it was a center style.
  
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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #6 - Sep 6th, 2015 at 9:48pm
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If it's a 414, it originally had the "ejector", which is Wisner's part #8.

Part #12-2-CW can be substituted.  Which I have done on one of my 44s, since assembling the ejector into it is a pain.
  
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Reply #7 - Sep 7th, 2015 at 6:31pm
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uscra112, thanks very much for the information I'll give Wisners a call later this week.
  
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Re: Stevens 44 exractor
Reply #8 - Sep 7th, 2015 at 10:46pm
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It ALL DEPENDS on your breech block, as that model was made for a long period of time it could have either extractor and or ejector.

If the slot in the breech block is aprox 5/32" wide then the 12-2-CW, or the 12-3-CW depending on the vintage of the gun.

If the slot in the breech bloc is 1/4" wide then the # 8 ejector is correct.

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