Ejector Spring Modification

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  • rasp65
    Warrior
    • Mar 2011
    • 660

    Ejector Spring Modification

    I made this modification to my ejector spring. http://www.gswagner.com/arejector/arejector.html My cases land about 3ft away at the 3 o'clock position. I wanted to do this for a long time but had to wait until I had a replacement spring.
    Last edited by rasp65; 11-03-2011, 01:47 PM.
  • Grendel-Gene

    #2
    Have you had any reliability issues since doing this modification?

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    • rasp65
      Warrior
      • Mar 2011
      • 660

      #3
      Gene I have only put about 100 rounds through it since I made the mod, so I have had no issues yet. I have a full length spring that I can put back in if I do.

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      • Grendel-Gene

        #4
        I think that being able to FIND YOUR BRASS is a big issue for us Grendel shooters ( since we have to reload ).... so i have considered your modification. But its not any good if it comes at the cost of reliability, so I am glad that it doesn't seem to.

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        • sneaky one
          Chieftain
          • Mar 2011
          • 3077

          #5
          Rasp, I did the same mod. last oct. and it started to jam, and I have the Dfender extractor unit.. Got a new spring and took half off of what's in the photo= 4ft. toss. I swapped in a new full length spring this fall-for hunting, now it's lobbing them only 2.5 ft.- wonder if the new spring broke. hmmmm. Too many springs in this rifle !!!

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          • Texas Sheepdawg

            #6
            I use a brass catcher. Keeps the brass outta the grass!

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            • txgunner00
              Chieftain
              • Mar 2011
              • 2070

              #7
              I have that same brass catcher but I have reliability issues with it. Occasionally a case will hang and cause a stoppage even after I have modified the catcher to hold the throat as open as possible. It also gets it the way if you try to use it in the field. I'll see if I can find a spring here locally and give this mod a shot.
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              • RangerRick

                #8
                For a brass catcher:

                Get an old towel and drape it over the scope and ejection port. It collects your brass in a nice pile by the rifle and won't jam the rifle.

                You can cut it down to the minimum size you need. If you get a black, OD green, or desert brown towel it helps your cammo. A large T-shirt works too and they come in better cammo varieties.

                You can use it as a cleaning rag too. In snow use a white towel or t-shirt.

                Cheap and effective.

                RR

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                • Grendel-Gene

                  #9
                  I am not having an issue; I have a spikes tactical heavy carbine buffer and my young manufacturing bolt carrier is also ( i think ) heavier than normal. That added weight really slows down the action and my brass comes out perfectly and at my feet.

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