IIRC Ledball has a Wickliffe, and built it from  kit
try contacting him on here

The kit I have is for a 22 Hornet, so i figure the extractor is made for that small caliber. I you have a lager caliber I like to see a photo of it to see if I'll have to make alteration to it and if so what.

Bob

Image links to photos of the Wickliffe extractor.  The breech block has been removed for the photos.  The last two pictures are looking up through the bottom of the action.

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A couple of days ago, RBKenn sold a Wickliffe kit in the classifieds.  The way I read his listing, he may have some other extractor sizes.  You may want to get in touch with him...if he's willing to part with one that may be much easier than modifying what you have.

Thanks for the photos Josh. What caliber is yours?  It appear to be a rimless.  I don't think it makes a difference rim or rimless with the way it fits.  I will definitely keep you informed if I decide to sell it. 
likely in the next few weeks.

Bob

Hi Bob,

I didn’t receive your PM.
Josh

Your comment “don’t need another safe queen” is spot on. My advice is settle exactly what you want to do with a single shot, then look at successful competitors, hunters, plinkers etc rifles. 

Example I have owned several 45/70 rifles don’t need that cartridge for anything I currently shoot. Match I shoot most 38/55 is optional, this proven by long history of match results other competitors. Used to shoot a lot of 32/40 and still own one, no competion driving distance suitable for it today. Use it as back up in local matches, it’s a slight disadvantage compared to 38/55.

Another factor all rifle competition has some sort of equipment rule. Make sure were you invest time and money qualifies.   Same factors affect hunting rifles . Don’t need big cartridges to hunt small game, small calibers not suitable for big critters.

Start with intended use, then pick the rifle

Boats

for some, just collecting old single shots is fun.

Aaron