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Nope letting it go to operate like its designed to do sounds like i should just snd it back and be done with it
everything I've found so far points toward the ejector.
Quote from: elkslayer069 on May 22, 2013, 11:24:19 PM everything I've found so far points toward the ejector.Out of curiosity, what kind of ammunition is hanging up on you? And to the comment saying M&Ps can be finicky... no. M&Ps will eat anything a Glock, XD, Sig, FN or Ruger can eat. M&P 9mm failure to feedHere's my input:The ejector isn't involved in the feeding process. If your problem is the same as shown in this video , it is your extractor that is the issue. There might be a burr (probably towards the bottom edge) on the extractor hook that is preventing it from sliding into the extractor groove on the case. You should also look for an abnormal build up of gunk that might be contributing to the issue.It should be an easy fix. As long as you know how to use a punch, hammer and can punch out a roll pin, you shouldn't need a gunsmith. You should remove the extractor and using a file or Dremel, remove any burrs or deformities on the extractor edges. Don't round the inside edge of the 'hook'. Only remove material that obviously shouldn't be there.If you don't want to try that, I'm sure S&W would be happy to help you. Personally, I would rather do the 5-10 minute job myself than wait several weeks.This image shows what the extractor will look like removed. I've never taken mine out before. There is probably a spring under decent tension underneath it, so be cautious.