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Randall_G · 12-31-2019, 12:11 PM

Yup, I also noticed the increased resistance when the breech block engages the trigger bar.

I bought the "original" ejector here, from Poland:

http://www.stg44.eu/wpis.php?jid=3&katid=7&postid=361

You have to request a part and pay via Paypal. The part fit well, needed only a gentle tap from a rubber hammer to seat the round tab. I needed a machinist buddy's help to get the Interarms strawed and SARCO ejectors to fit.

I also have two plum ejectors I bought from Legacy. I'm saving those for when I'm sure the ejector issue is sorted, as I think plum is period-correct for my 1939 Luger. At least that's what was on the gun when I bought it.

12-31-2019, 12:11 PM	#7
Randall_G User Join Date: May 2018 Location: Vista, Ca Posts: 28 Thanks: 20 Thanked 31 Times in 15 Posts	Yup, I also noticed the increased resistance when the breech block engages the trigger bar. I bought the "original" ejector here, from Poland: http://www.stg44.eu/wpis.php?jid=3&katid=7&postid=361 You have to request a part and pay via Paypal. The part fit well, needed only a gentle tap from a rubber hammer to seat the round tab. I needed a machinist buddy's help to get the Interarms strawed and SARCO ejectors to fit. I also have two plum ejectors I bought from Legacy. I'm saving those for when I'm sure the ejector issue is sorted, as I think plum is period-correct for my 1939 Luger. At least that's what was on the gun when I bought it. Last edited by Randall_G; 08-26-2023 at 03:34 PM.