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A short or worn ejector is one of those quiet troublemakers behind stovepipes and mangled brass in 1911 pistols. Ed Brown built this extended ejector to give the case more contact and more throw on its way out, so instead of getting nudged out of the ejection port it gets launched clear of the gun. It drops into the same location as the factory ejector with no frame modification needed, and it's machined from 17-4 stainless steel for a finish that pairs well with stainless slides and frames.
Where a factory ejector on a lot of 1911 builds comes up just a bit short, this one adds enough reach to catch the case earlier in its travel and kick it with more authority. That extra push matters more than people expect, especially when running lighter recoil springs or ammunition that changes the timing of the cycle. Plenty of 1911 owners dealing with cases that stovepipe or get crushed against the barrel hood have solved it by swapping in a longer ejector without touching anything else on the gun.
This is a hand fit part, not a drop in one. Most 1911 frames will need a small relief notch filed into the ejector leg so the retaining pin seats correctly, which is a job best handled by a gunsmith or someone who's comfortable working on 1911 internals. Take your time marking and filing a little at a time rather than removing too much material up front, since it's much easier to take more off than to add it back.
Ed Brown machines this ejector from heat treated 17-4 stainless steel, chosen for how well it resists wear from the slide cycling thousands of rounds over the life of the pistol. It's backed by Ed Brown's guarantee against breakage, which says something about how much confidence they put into a small part doing a big job. For 1911 owners running .38 Super, 9mm, or 10mm, this is a straightforward way to tighten up ejection and stop chasing brass related malfunctions.
It's built as a direct replacement for the factory ejector with no frame changes needed, but most guns will require a small relief notch filed into the ejector leg for the retaining pin to seat correctly. This is a hand fitting job, so it's a good idea to have a gunsmith install it or to be comfortable doing precision filing yourself.
This ejector is designed for 1911 pistols chambered in .38 Super, 9mm, and 10mm, since these calibers share the same frame and ejector geometry. It's not intended for .45 ACP guns, which use a different ejector length and profile.
A longer ejector makes contact with the case earlier and throws it with more force, which helps clear the ejection port cleanly instead of letting brass linger in the slide. This is especially helpful for guns that have had issues with stovepiping or cases getting crushed against the barrel hood.
It's machined from heat treated 17-4 stainless steel, a material known for holding up well against repeated impact from the slide cycling. Ed Brown backs it with a guarantee against breakage, reflecting how confident they are in the part's long-term durability.
| UPC | 800732130613 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1306-SS |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
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