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BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR
BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR
.308 Broken Shell Extractor
BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR
BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR
.308 Broken Shell Extractor
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BROWNELLS - BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR

30 Reviews
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Brownells #
080000441, 080000530
MFR #
BROWNELLS .223 BROKEN SHELL EX, BROWNELLS .308 BROKEN SHELL EX
UPC
050806006140, 050806006300
$27.99 - $35.99
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What is the BROWNELLS - BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR?

BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR

Case head separation from over-fired or out of spec brass won’t ruin your shooting experience if you keep one of these handy tools in your pocket or field kit. Hardened, steel tool reliably and easily removes broken cases from AR-type or any other firearm chambered for the .223/5.56 NATO or .308/7.62 NATO cartridges. Exclusive, threaded, two-piece design is adjustable for overall length, so the tool completely engages the rim of the case mouth; cannot slip through or strip out. Very simple to use, drop the broken shell extractor into the chamber directly inside the broken case. Allow the bolt to close so the extractor engages the rim of the tool and draw back the bolt to open the chamber. The broken case will eject along with the broken shell extractor.


SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Blued
  • Models for .223 REM/5.56 NATO and .308 WIN/7.62 NATO Cartridges
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BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR REVIEWS

3.8
30 Reviews
5 Stars
57%
4 Stars
13%
3 Stars
7%
2 Stars
0%
1 Stars
23%
Reviews Summary
The BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR has received mixed feedback from users. While some find it effective for extracting stuck cases, many report failures, particularly with certain calibers. Design flaws and difficulty in usage are common complaints, although it has been deemed necessary by some for AR shooters, particularly those dealing with steel cases.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Effectiveness
70%
The product shows varying effectiveness depending on the caliber and situation. While many users praise its ability to extract broken shells flawlessly, numerous reviewers report failures, especially with steel or certain specific cases. This inconsistency makes it a bit of a gamble, with roughly 40% affirming its usefulness, while about 30% claim it failed to work when needed.
Ease of Use
60%
Many users noted that the BROKEN SHELL EXTRACTOR can be tricky to use. Adjustments to the tool were often necessary, and incorrect setups led to frustration. While around 20% of reviewers found it straightforward to operate, around 60% reported issues with getting the tool to function properly.
Design and Build Quality
60%
Reviewers had mixed feelings about the design. Some appreciated the thoughtful construction, allowing good engagement with the shell, while others criticized it for inadequate performance in high-pressure situations. Approximately 55% expressed that insights into design flaws contributed to their unsatisfactory experiences.
Necessity for AR Shooters
65%
A significant portion of reviews emphasized the importance of having this tool in the kit for AR shooters. It is considered an essential tool for managing broken cases during shooting sessions, with around 65% of users recommending it as a must-have for anyone using AR-platform firearms.
5
Extractor
Appears well made. Much tighter tolerances than the cheap ones. Unfortunately it did not work and i will need to try another way. Am pleased nonetheless.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Added to my range tool kit
Saw a competitor lose a match because of a broken shell. Never expected to see that with 30-06, (but I shoot a lot of US and foreign surplus ammo), so I decided I needed to be ready if I had that issue.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Added to range tool kit
Saw a competitor (reloads his ammo) lose a match because of a broken shell. Never expected to see that with 5.56, but decided I need to be ready if I had that issue.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
broken shell extractor
Have not had to use yet but looks like it will work real good.
5
Need to revise my earlier review
After letting the stuck case soak in Breakfree for a couple of months the tool extracted the case on the first try. It worked fine. I’m very pleased.
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