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Originally Posted by tangolima
It is a striker fire design. Can't find its schematic to be sure. Most striker fire doesn't extract firing pin tip during ejection, hence the "drag". It is actually not drag. Rather it is probably a "prying" impression the pin tip makes in the spent primer when the brass angles under the kicking force of the ejector.
If that's the case, there may not be much you can do. You can measure the firing pin protrusion to see whether it is excessive. If it is, you can choose to reduce it.
-TL
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Whoa - I never thought of that! I was wondering why this pistol tosses brass over my head - makes sense. The firing pin may have more influence over spent case direction than the ejector/extractor.
I just realized that I can examine firing pin/slide motion by using my CCC* bore scope. I'll take a look at it. You're right, there may not be anything I can do about it
Thanks for the input.
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