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    Unhappy Ross Rifle ejector

    The pin that the ejector pivots on sheared off.

    First any suggestions on how to the remainder out. Nothing is exposed, sheared clean off. Should I drill it out?

    I cannot find that pin with any parts anywhere. Any one have one?

    Thanks, Don
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    Is this a MkII (1905) Ross? If so, the following applies. If not, the other models are different.

    Quote Originally Posted by eliwhitley View Post
    First any suggestions on how to the remainder out. Nothing is exposed, sheared clean off. Should I drill it out?
    Don't drill it out. It's not stuck, it's captive. It pushes down through the bottom into the trigger pin bore in order to let you remove and install the ejector and spring, and the trigger pin holds it in place all other times. Push the trigger pin out and you'll see its bore. Then just tap it down from the top with a small punch to remove and install the ejector (it sounds like it shearing off probably took care of that for you), then tap it upward from the bottom to remove the pin when the ejector has been removed.

    Quote Originally Posted by eliwhitley View Post
    I cannot find that pin with any parts anywhere. Any one have one?
    I might, I'll check and get back to you.

    -Drew
    Last edited by Brownac1983; 01-25-2021 at 01:12 PM. Reason: clarification

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    I took some pictures while I was checking to see if I had it, so here's this for posterity.

    Push the trigger pin out, the trigger assembly comes out afterward.

    Attachment 114507

    The ejector pin bore is drilled through, so after the trigger pin is out, the ejector pin can push downward, which will free the ejector and spring (but it can't be removed through the bottom).


    Attachment 114509Attachment 114508

    After the ejector and spring has been removed, you can drive the pin upward to remove it from the top. Excuse my crooked punch, it's had a rough life.


    Attachment 114511
    Attachment 114510

    If it's a 1905 (MKII), here's your pin. PM me you address.

    Attachment 114512

    Hope that helps.
    -Drew
    Last edited by Brownac1983; 01-25-2021 at 01:08 PM.

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    Thank you so much. That's what I needed to know. The pictures are great!

    Don

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