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This is the proper forum to use for troubleshooting, gunsmithing and refinishing questions.
If you have a problem with your pistol, this is the proper forum to ask for help. Before you do post your question though, you may want to have a look in the Gunsmithing Sticky Threads sub-forum, in here. We have collected several interesting articles in there, which can probably answer a lot of your questions. |
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12th March 2008, 20:32
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tuning an ejector
Can the ejector be tuned to eject brass in different directions? I have a colt Defender thats ejecting brass towards my head,sometimes hitting me on the forehead or my cap. I have a Wilson Combat bullet proof extractor in it thats been tuned. Does it have to be done by a gunsmith or is it easy enough for a person to do it himself? Is there another thread that might explain how to adjust it?
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12th March 2008, 21:23
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Hi
Assuming the ejection port is lowered, the next step is to take a look at the tuning of the extractor. Once you have checked that move on to the ejector. The extractor has a lot more influence over the brass than the ejector. Bob |
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12th March 2008, 22:06
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These four threads deal with a similar problem in a full size 1911:
• Brass Eating PC Pics • Reamed Problem Child's Chamber • Ejector Tuning • Brass Damage Cause Give 'em a sniff! Cheers |
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