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    Put a cartridge or empty case in the magazine and cycle the bolt. Whenyou pull back the bolt the case should fly out.
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    Usually the broken ejector will flop back and forth. It should have a good tension on it.

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    i did this to mine , works great

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    I just fixed mine this morning with an ink pin spring. I did mine a little differently than you. My spring is on the other end. There is and empty void that looks like a place for a spring there. This mod was very easy, and took less than ten minutes.

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