The milled extractor by Ukrainian manufacturer Strela for the Remington 870 pump-action shotgun replaces the factory cast part with a component machined from solid steel stock. It improves the reliability of spent shell extraction and is one of the core upgrades for the Remington 870.
Most standard Remington 870 variants come with a cast (MIM) extractor; a milled extractor was fitted from the factory only on select versions, such as the Remington 870 Police. The Strela extractor is milled from 40Kh steel and heat-treated to 41 HRC. The hook area has sharper edges than the cast part, providing consistent engagement with the shell rim as the bolt is cycled rearward.
Key Advantages
- Milled from steel stock instead of cast — higher part strength
- Heat-treated to 41 HRC — hook resists wear and deformation
- Sharper hook edges — consistent shell rim engagement
- Reliable extraction of spent shells during high-volume shooting
- Made in Ukraine
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Extractor |
| Compatibility | Remington 870 |
| Manufacturing method | Milled from steel stock |
| Material | 40Kh steel |
| Heat treatment | Yes |
| Hardness | 41 HRC |
| Manufacturer | Strela |
| Country of manufacture | Ukraine |
Applications
Upgrade and repair of Remington 870 pump-action shotguns, replacement of a worn or cast factory part. Recommended for practical shooting, competitions, training courses and regular practice where consistent shell extraction matters.