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Our Ejector Pin Drill Bit uses it’s counter clockwise cutting edge to keep the ejector pulled tight into the frame during the drilling process. Using a standard drill bit will push the ejector up and away from the frame during drilling causing a loose fit.
If you’ve ever installed an ejector onto a 1911 or 2011® frame you know it’s a pain in the butt. First, you have to install the ejector into the frame. Then, you have to stick a sharp object into the ejector pin hole and mark the spot on the ejector. Next, you have to take out the ejector and file that spot with a needle file. Put the ejector back in and check the pin's fit. Repeat again and again until the pin fits. It’s a pain in the butt and hard to get a perfect fit. But now, there’s a simple, easy way that you’re gonna love!
This allows the ejector pin hole to act as a drill guide. Now the cutting edge only contacts the post on the ejector and since its rotating counter clockwise it actually pulls the ejector tight into the frame.
Reviews
I was a little apprehensive to do this because most parts dealers do not recommend drilling thru ejector hole in frame. But after watching utube video, I pulled the trigger and bought the bit. Sure glad I did, bit cut the half moon cut like butter. Would recommend almost anyone can do this their self. .
I bought this against the advice of some 1911 experts. Glad that I did. Easy to use and it works like the video shows!
Simply the easiest most efficient way to pin a new ejector. Great product but go slow and don't push to hard. Let the bit cut.
With this product you took a real heck of a job and made it a nice lady
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