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Apex Tactical Failure Resistant Extractor for Glock Gen3 Stainless Steel Black

$55.57
Brand
Apex Tactical Specialties Inc.
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Bolt/BCG
UPC
856008005246
MPN
102104

Overview

The Apex Tactical Failure Resistant Extractor for Glock (G-FRE) is a precision-engineered upgrade designed to improve the reliability of your firearm. Machined from a billet of aerospace-grade stainless steel, this extractor features improved geometry and a more robust claw compared to factory components, ensuring more consistent engagement with the cartridge rim for reliable extraction and feeding. This drop-in component is compatible with a wide range of Glock models, including Gen 3, Gen 4, and Gen 5 variants of the G17, G19, and G34, as well as the G19x and G45. It is designed for straightforward installation without the need for specialized gunsmithing tools. The extractor provides a durable, performance-focused solution for users looking to optimize their sidearm's extraction cycle.

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