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An extended ejector makes a real difference when you need reliable case ejection on your 1911. The extra length on this Ed Brown part engages spent casings earlier in the cycle, kicking them clear of the slide before they can jam up the works or bounce back at you. It fits Government, Commander, and Officer models chambered in 9mm, .38 Special, and 10mm, so whether you run a compact or full-size frame, you've got coverage.
The timing of ejection is everything in a 1911. A standard ejector waits until a case has already traveled partway out of the slide before making contact, which can cause stovepipes or weak ejection patterns. This extended design hits the case earlier, giving it a solid kick before the next round tries to feed. Commander-length guns in particular benefit from the extra reach since their shorter slide travel compresses the timing window even tighter.
Ed Brown machines this part from heat-treated 4340 alloy steel, aircraft-quality material that stands up to thousands of rounds. The finish is blued, matching most factory frames and slides. Installation swaps right in where your standard ejector sits with no frame milling required, though you may need to do minor fitting work to get everything seated perfectly. Ed Brown backs the part with a lifetime guarantee against breakage because they know it'll last.
This ejector fits all standard 1911 frame sizes (Government, Commander, and Officer models) that are chambered in 9mm, .38 Special, or 10mm. It installs where your original ejector was mounted with no frame modifications needed, though minor fitting may be required depending on your specific gun's tolerances.
The physical swap is straightforward since it replaces your existing ejector without frame changes, but getting it perfectly tuned typically requires some gunsmithing work. You'll need to file clearance notches for the ejector pin and may need to adjust the nose angle to dial in ejection patterns. If you're not comfortable with hand filing and fitting precision parts, a gunsmith can handle it quickly.
An extended ejector hits the case rim earlier in the ejection cycle because it's physically longer. This timing advantage makes the difference for guns with shorter slide travel like Commanders, or for shooters dealing with occasional stovepipes and weak ejection. Standard ejectors work fine in some guns, but extended designs give you insurance against timing issues.
Ed Brown manufactures this part from aircraft-grade 4340 steel with proper heat treatment for durability that lasts tens of thousands of rounds. They back it with a lifetime guarantee, and their parts are known throughout the 1911 community for precision fit and reliability. It's a core upgrade component that many gunsmiths specify when building or tuning 1911s.
| UPC | 800732130606 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1306 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
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