Reply With QuoteSounds like a blown primer caused the ejector spring to collapse, if someone dosen't have a better way, they can be drilled out. I have had a couple do the same thing & the distorted spring makes removal difficult.
hello to all here, another newbie needing some help! my son in law brought his 110 savage .270 to me with a crammed ejector that doesn't want to budge in order to come out and be replaced. have the knowledge to repair but can't figure this one out. can anyone recommend how to get this out? there is no movement when you push on it and is below flush so no way of grabbing it with pliers. appreciate it if someone can help me here.....lost! and yes the sleeve pin has been removed.
Sounds like a blown primer caused the ejector spring to collapse, if someone dosen't have a better way, they can be drilled out. I have had a couple do the same thing & the distorted spring makes removal difficult.
if drilling is the only option how precise does one have to be? any tolerances due to sometimes other than perfect drilling....really don't want to screw up the bolt head.
Soak some kroil over night, then push in and out on the ejector with a punch. Work with it a bit and you may be able to get it worked loose. If you dont have kroil use any light oil.
Originally Posted by adjc
The last one remove that was hopelessly stuck I used the mill but a good drill press and vise will do. First I used a #1 center drilled it then used the drill bit. When the bit cut in about a 1/3 of the way the ejector grabbed, started turning and pulled right out stuck on the bit. I removed the spring using a wire bit turned in the first few coils and a pliers.
What I don't remember offhand is the size of the drill and wire bit I used.
Most times I can gut them to move by removing the bolt head then slamming it face down on a piece of oak and pulling the twisted up spring with a wire bit.
Bill
Each morning eat a live green toad, it will be the worst thing you'll have face all day.
thanks for the replies. got this thing soaking in kroil oil maybe it'll fly apart by morning!
Yep I have always drilled mine. Use a small bit and go slow and you will get it.
Take out retaining pin, if not already out
After soaking in kroil, put it in a vise bolt face up (so you can see what is happening)
Heat the bolt head with a hair dryer
Tap (lightly) on the side of the bolt head with a Small hammer repeatedly - spring might push it out
watch out for flying parts
IF not, take the bolt as earlier mention and tap/slam it face down on the table
This has worked for me a couple of times
Drilling is next option
Jack
Last edited by JW; 04-27-2014 at 07:19 AM.
well woke up this morning and still no luck, soaked it in kroil oil for over 8 hrs...frozen solid! tried all the above suggestions nothing works. would a 3/32 bit size be the one needed and is the ejector fairly soft metal? looks like no other alternative.
I can't remomber the drill size but if 3/32 is smaller than the hole it will work
I would drill with a bit as Billpa suggested
you want to be sure and center dot the pin and have the drill small enough in diameter to ensure you do not get into the bolt head when drilling
This would be a drill press or mill operation for me
Good luck
I hope it helps
Jack
Last edited by JW; 04-27-2014 at 09:02 AM.
got it out, used a dremel with a 1/16" titanium bit....here's the culprit. looks good..opinions?
thx to all for the great suggestions. added another pic without the drilled out ejector in it.
Last edited by adjc; 04-27-2014 at 04:37 PM.
Good deal
Glad you got it out
Clean out the hole and a new ejector and spring and you good to go
You might ask your son in law what happened to cause the issue to begin with to avoid another stuck ejector
Jack
And what have we learned here today class, we have learned we should not play with or around hot loads, LOL
Dean
RUMs are like woman in Stiletto heals, you know they are going to put you in the poor house, but that has never stopped anyone from pursuing them.
Dean
I would never have thought you would suggest that someone would be running a hot load. Lol
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