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Parts for arms of pre-1899 design. Components only — we never sell a firearm.

Early Repeater

Winchester Extractor

Pulls the spent case partway from the chamber.

The reference

Documented on this arm

  • Winchester Parts Extractor

Interchange

What a Winchester extractor also fits

No interchange has been recorded for this part yet. Butch Schoeller writes these notes only from parts he has handled — a blank here means nothing has been checked, not that everything fits.

From the bench

Availability

Stock

No extractor for the Winchester at the moment

Almost everything here is one of a kind, so it turns over item by item rather than in runs. A wanted listing is the reliable way to hear when the right one surfaces — and it is also what tells Butch which parts are worth making next.

Put it on the wanted board · Everything for the Winchester

How the mechanism works

Plates & drawings

6 plates

Original patent drawings for this mechanism, filed by the people who designed it, with every component called out and numbered. They are grouped by how the part works rather than by which arm it came off — the classification that put them here names the mechanism and says nothing about the gun.

Bolt-gun — US527369A sheet
Bolt-gun — US527369A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed
Bolt-gun — US527369A sheet
Bolt-gun — US527369A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed
Ejecting and cocking mechanism for breakdown guns — US528228A sheet
Ejecting and cocking mechanism for breakdown guns — US528228A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed
Ejecting and cocking mechanism for breakdown guns — US528228A sheet
Ejecting and cocking mechanism for breakdown guns — US528228A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed
godsal — US411145A sheet
godsal — US411145A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed
Improvement in breech-loading fire-arms — US40572A sheet
Improvement in breech-loading fire-arms — US40572A sheetPublic domain / openly licensed

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