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Remove Smith & Wesson extractor plunger from a blind hole

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  • John J Stimson

    I would suggest you try inertia by banging on a plasic block. Or a magnet on an allen key that is just smaller then the plunger and will go on the hole.

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  • BobJudy

    I agree with Mr. Stimson but would add something like Kroil to lesson any friction between the plunger and the sides of the hole. Bob

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  • TRAP55

    Bob, I would go with brake cleaner in a blind hole, the oil can make for a hydraulic suction. A thin solvent oil like Kroil might work though. Stick a small magnet over the hole, or to a pin punch that will fit in the hole to fish it out. Inertia like John suggest would be my first choice. Then I'd be cussing I didn't do it inside a ziploc bag, because it popped out and bounced off the bench, and then I'd be carpet fishing with a magnet trying to find it.

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  • gnprts


    Thanks guys

    I tried all of your suggestions including cussing.

    After failing I cooked it out with my electronic cleaner @165 degrees.? It popped out after about fifteen minutes. Your posts motivated me to keep trying.

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  • toad67

    Thanks for posting an update on how it went. So many threads end up with people wondering how things turned out.

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