Sorry, I meant to thank you for watching my videos Pilotsteve, I appreciate it.
As to the ejector stopping the mag, they only come in contact if you force the mag all the way up inside the gun, which is an unusual thing to do or to have happen while firing the gun. Under normal conditions they're never going to come into contact with one another. Even if they did, I see nothing wrong with it, that ejector is plenty beefy enough to handle it. The aluminum slide rails are more delicate and prone to damage than this ejector is. It's designed to take abuse popping those cases out of there. I would not describe it as delicate.
I'm afraid your response to this and the other perceived dangers involved are an overreaction.
I really thought there might have been something to your criticisms at first, but I've double checked it and I stand behind this modification {sarcasm on} that I came up with entirely on my own {sarcasm off} (right after I stole it from Walther).
As to the ejector stopping the mag, they only come in contact if you force the mag all the way up inside the gun, which is an unusual thing to do or to have happen while firing the gun. Under normal conditions they're never going to come into contact with one another. Even if they did, I see nothing wrong with it, that ejector is plenty beefy enough to handle it. The aluminum slide rails are more delicate and prone to damage than this ejector is. It's designed to take abuse popping those cases out of there. I would not describe it as delicate.
I'm afraid your response to this and the other perceived dangers involved are an overreaction.
I really thought there might have been something to your criticisms at first, but I've double checked it and I stand behind this modification {sarcasm on} that I came up with entirely on my own {sarcasm off} (right after I stole it from Walther).