(More than 12K rounds through that G27, too, as I try to keep the round count/usage as close to the same as possible nowadays, and I bought them not that far apart, time-wise.) Interestingly enough, my E-series G27 would hardly ever send an empty case any direction other than out to the far right and/or to the right/rear direction.

The use of +P or +P+ duty loads typically resulted in far left ejection of empty cases with that G26. I make this observation after having fired more than 12,000 rounds through that older G26, too. This was unlike my older G-series G26, in which empty cases being tossed rearward, or occasionally leftward, was much more likely when using standard pressure loads from the 'budget line' ammo made by major makers. Didn't matter whether I was using standard pressure, +P or +P+ loads. In my case, my late production G26 (not Gen4) exhibited noticeably more erratic ejection than my G-series G26. With the new ejector that's no longer happening, I believe the rearward tilt to the face of the 28926 ejector raises the case mouth of the spent casing high enough to clear the ejection port.Ĭlick to expand.I certainly don't have a definitive answer, although when I was comparing some different 336 ejectors among my parts I noticed some minor variations among them (tip shape, length and angle of the stamped cut). With the old ejector, the case mouths of the spent casings were slamming in the slide just below the ejection port opening. I replaced the LCI extractor and SLB with non-LCI versions, but those changes alone also made no difference, only the 28926 ejector made the ejection better. The extractor depressor plunger channel in that slide looks strange as well, it looks like it was cut with a dull tool, the walls of the channel are wavy and there's a semicircle raised lip at the rear of the EDP channel, just far enough into the channel to catch on a LCI spring loaded bearing. I believe that the cutout in the slide which holds the extractor was not positioned correctly, having the effect of the extractor claw sitting further forward than it should. I tried the extractor from my G23 and it made no difference, so the cause must be in how the G27 slide was cut. From what I can tell with my Gen3 G27, for some reason the extractor is not firmly holding the rim of the casing to the breech face.

Glock 30274 ejector