Beretta 682 spare parts - replacement extractor
- Thread starter adamg
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Beretta687EELL
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Try Stoeger in Whitby, Ontario .... https://www.stoegercanada.ca/
Beretta687EELL
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- SW Ontario
Oh, and shorten the ejector springs so they are flush with the top of the opening in the barrel. That will extend the life of the ejector and won't eject the hull 20 feet. 
If Stoeger doesn't have what you need then try.
http://www.westerngunparts.com/
If no Canadian source is available then try
http://www.colegun.com/
Cole will ship to Canada or at least did the last time I ordered something which was a couple of years ago.
And finally try Brownells but I do not know if an ejector would require export permits.
http://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts/receiver-action-parts/ejector-parts/index.htm?avs|Manufacturer_1=beretta%20usa
http://www.westerngunparts.com/
If no Canadian source is available then try
http://www.colegun.com/
Cole will ship to Canada or at least did the last time I ordered something which was a couple of years ago.
And finally try Brownells but I do not know if an ejector would require export permits.
http://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts/receiver-action-parts/ejector-parts/index.htm?avs|Manufacturer_1=beretta%20usa
Thanks guy. Called Stoeger and they had top and bottom extractors, so I ordered one of each.
687, that thought had occurred to me when mine fell apart yesterday. Once I saw how they were built I wondered why they had to be sprung so strong. It was awfully nice closing the gun with the bottom extractor removed - closes like butter rather than an exercise. And like you say, no reason for them to be thrown that far, and it must contribute to a shorter ejector lifespan.
687, that thought had occurred to me when mine fell apart yesterday. Once I saw how they were built I wondered why they had to be sprung so strong. It was awfully nice closing the gun with the bottom extractor removed - closes like butter rather than an exercise. And like you say, no reason for them to be thrown that far, and it must contribute to a shorter ejector lifespan.
One more thing. I was showing a guy at our club and he recommended I use a round punch to tighten the ejector's guide slot along the side of the barrel so they can't wiggle in and out. He showed me his and it achieved that but left tool marks on the metal. Should I do that?
