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I’ve been having trouble with one of my g19’s ejecting my lower powered reloads, but never a problem with anything +p. I bought it used. Figured it was just finicky like that. Putting another one together a few days ago I noticed something was askew. The ejectors didn’t look the same. One is straight and one is not so I looked it up. The ejector I was having problems with is the straight one and it’s marked 1882 which is a factory 40/357sig ejector. The bent one is brand new, but from a pretty cheap lower parts kit. Which one is right? I already bought a replacement, but it’s aftermarket and shaped differently than either one. Pic is of the frames side by side and I already know one frame is missing the locking block in the picture.

Here are pics of my Glock 19 top pic and Glock 26 bottom pic if this helps.

my g19c has the bent one in it with no issues.

I believe the bent one is for a Gen 4 but according to this they are interchangeable

Ejector

The ejector is another difference between Glock 19 Gen 3 and Gen 4. Glock did change the design of the ejector in the Glock 19 4th Generation handgun. This part is compatible with the ejector used in the Glock 19 Gen 3 pistol and could be changed. However, the ejector is only available when purchased with the entire trigger housing. Additionally, a Glock's ejector is usually not a point of failure unless you are one of those lucky people able to run huge numbers of rounds. So, due to the cost of an entire trigger housing if it ain't broke don't fix it.

https://www.wingtactical.com/glock-19-g ... fferences/

WLJ wrote:I believe the bent one is for a Gen 4 but according to this they are interchangeable

Ejector

The ejector is another difference between Glock 19 Gen 3 and Gen 4. Glock did change the design of the ejector in the Glock 19 4th Generation handgun. This part is compatible with the ejector used in the Glock 19 Gen 3 pistol and could be changed. However, the ejector is only available when purchased with the entire trigger housing. Additionally, a Glock's ejector is usually not a point of failure unless you are one of those lucky people able to run huge numbers of rounds. So, due to the cost of an entire trigger housing if it ain't broke don't fix it.

https://www.wingtactical.com/glock-19-g ... fferences/

I also learned during the installation that there’s a difference between early and late gen3 g19’s in the locking block. Henceforth, the reason one of the frames was missing it. I ordered one and had to order another one.

Yep. My gen 1 and 2's are straight
My 5th are bent
2nd gen 23:

Dave1965 wrote:my g19c has the bent one in it with no issues.

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Sat Feb 04, 2023 5:05 pm

Dave1965 wrote:my g19c has the bent one in it with no issues.

Me to, Am new here guys nice meeting you all

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40/357 is straight, 9mm is bent on all the guns I’ve ever seen.