RUGER® MARKI/II/III™ & 22/45™ HEAVY DUTY EJECTOR

RUGER® MARKI/II/III™ & 22/45™ HEAVY DUTY EJECTOR Reviews & Ratings

Replacement for factory ejector is precision machined from hardened 416 stainless steel billet for extra strength and wear resistance. Helps ensure positive, consistent ejection, with reduced risk of reliability problems caused by a worn or broken ejector. Includes 416 stainless steel mounting screw.


SPECS: 416 stainless steel, natural finish. Fits Ruger® Mark I™, Mark II™, Mark III™, and 22/45™ pistols.


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Reviews Summary
The RUGER® MARKI/II/III™ & 22/45™ HEAVY DUTY EJECTOR receives mixed feedback. Many users appreciate its improved functionality after modification and fitting, but several faced challenges with size, screw length, and alignment issues. Some highlighted the benefits of using a more robust screw and thread locker to ensure reliability. Overall, hands-on users succeeded in enhancing their firearms with patience and effort.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Installation Challenges
70%
Numerous reviews emphasize installation difficulties, highlighting the need for modifications to fit the ejector properly. Many reported having to adjust the size and alignment, as well as source longer screws to ensure a secure fit. This theme is prevalent as most users had to put in additional effort for effective installation.
Functionality Improvement
60%
Many customers noted that, once installed correctly, the ejector significantly improved the functionality of their firearms. Users reported enhanced cycling and reduced malfunctions, showcasing the part's potential effectiveness when properly fitted.
Product Quality
50%
The quality of the ejector is generally seen positively, with reviews indicating satisfaction with its construction. However, reviews also mention areas for manufacturing improvement regarding sizing and provided screws, suggesting the product may benefit from better quality control.
Customer Support
30%
Some users experienced issues with customer service, as not all attempts to seek help or clarification received satisfactory responses. This was noted particularly in relations to appropriate fitting and compatibility inquiries, indicating an area for improvement.
Value for Money
55%
Users expressed satisfaction with the overall value of the ejector, considering its price compared to the costs of professional installation or OEM parts. Despite the initial challenges in installation, many found the effort worthwhile for the improvements gained.
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Not a drop in part for a Mark II 22/45
My Mark II 22/45 needed a new ejector as the original one has become loose and causing frequent malfunctions. I looked at this part thinking it would be convenient as a screw would be easier than dealing a rivet. The new ejector looks exactly as pictured on the website. Unfortunately it is wider than the factory piece. This means it wouldn't sit flush against the bottom/inside of the upper which is round; preventing the screw from reaching the ejector (more on this later). I had to grind off the base of the ejector to allow it to sit flush against the upper. Once that was done, I realized the mounting hole on the ejector didn't even line up to the hole on the upper. More grinding on the little tab fixed that. Now that everything looks good to go, I put a little dab of blue Loctite on the provided screw, and figured I was about done. I reassembled the pistol and manually cycled the pistol to function test and realized the ejector was loose. Took the gun apart and realized the provided screw is too short and only several threads were screwed into the ejector. Just manually cycling the gun easily loosened the screw. A trip to Home Depot I was able to source a longer stainless steel screw. It seems to cycle fine by hand although I haven't had a chance to actually shoot it and see if the ejection problems have been solved.