1911 Extractor compatibility

[Sixsa]

What's up guys, so my extractor in my SDS Imports 1911A1 clone just completely broke in half somehow while cycling the slide by hand. I don't want to wait weeks for an RMA, so I looked online for replacement extractors. This 1911 is the WW2-ish A1 style, and I'm not very versed on the platform. Will series 70 extractors work on it? Brownells shows series 70 and 80 for sale. I'm assuming series 80 won't work due to the design differences.

Any help would be appreciated.

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[BillyJean]

80 series extractors will work on 70 or 80 series, but 70 series will not work on 80 series.

ETA: I don't know that specific 1911 but if it's a 1911A1 clone either would work.

 

[Sixsa]

80 series extractors will work on 70 or 80 series, but 70 series will not work on 80 series.

ETA: I don't know that specific 1911 but if it's a 1911A1 clone either would work.

Thanks, what about firing pin plates/stops?

 

[cigars]

This will explain things.

For Colt 1911 Fans: The Difference Between 70 Series and 80 Series (VIDEO) :: Guns.com

On a pistol that has been around for 108 years, there are a bunch of generations, and here is the difference between the 70 and 80 Series.

www.guns.com

Then, go here:

Gun Parts & Firearm Accessories | Numrich Gun Parts

Numrich Gun Parts Corporation, America’s leading supplier of current and obsolete gun parts, accessories, and military surplus since 1950.

www.gunpartscorp.com

 

[Ura-Ki]

Before you order anything, First) is this 1911 a .45ACP, or some other flavor?
Not all will interchange. 2) is this a Mil Spec 1911?