like topic says …
got some G23 frames with the strange crooked G23 ejector, and tomorrow i am getting some G19 9mm uppers will they work with the G23 ejector or will i have to get new ejectors for the frames i have?
and in addition … can i use G17 ejectors in the smaller frames? G19 and G17 ejectors look the same size and all but haven t taken apart a frame yet so cant tell if theyre the same
thanks in advance for your answers
The ejectors are type classified by caliber.
9mm Ejector-slightly crooked
40 cal-Straight
45 caliber-s shaped
i have 2 frames … seller said one was G23 and the other G19
the ejector on the G23 looks like the middle one in this pic http://home.comcast.net/~john.o.newell/web/Glock-web.jpg
and the G19 looks like the left one here
http://i523.photobucket.com/albums/w355/fatmax2/004-1.jpg
but the uppers i have is both 9mm G19 … just wonderring if that strange looking ejector will work with 9mm
Well since Glock designed a new ejector instead of using the one they already had makes me think that it’s not going to work so well.
Just buy this part and you should be fine.
took the 2 babies out today … ran around 250 rds thru each not one single problem with the G23 ejector …
worked flawless
I ran a G19 upper on a G23 lower for several thousand rounds. No problems at all, other than me riding the slide stop with my thumb.
John
yeah i didnt encounter any problems at all today neither so guess its an ok combo … offcourse i have ordered the right ejector but for todays shooting it worked out just fine
I have over a thousand rounds through my G23 bottom/G19 top with no issues at all.
WOW
You guys can swap caliber frames (ejectors basically) and have them
run correctly. Some of us cant get that with the correct parts for caliber.
its because the force is stronger in some people 
