I wrapped the teeth of the pliers in masking tape to avoid scratching or gouging the ejectors. The 30274 ejector strikes the casing more off to the side, and also has more surface area that comes into contact with the casing. If it still ejects erratically, keep the new ejector in the gun and try a replacement 9mm LCI extractor. Now drop the Gen3 trigger housing back into the frame and test-fire the gun to see if it still ejects erratically. Remove the Gen3 trigger housing from the frame, pull the ejectors out of each trigger housing with a pair of pliers, then insert the 30274 ejector into the Gen3 trigger housing as far as it will go. Because you cannot use a Gen4 trigger housing in a Gen3 frame, you will need to swap the ejectors between the Gen3 and Gen4 trigger housings. You might as well get a replacement 9mm LCI extractor in case that also needs to be replaced. Glock OEM Trigger Housing w/ Ejector Glock 17 19 26 34 Gen 3 SP00322. A Gen4 TMH will not fit in a pre-Gen4 pistol. Description: Glock Trigger Mechanism Housing w/ Ejector Marked 30274, 9mm (Gen4). The official TMH for Gen4 9x19mm pistols is part 30275, with ejector 30274. The official TMH for Pre-Gen4 9x19mm pistols is part 322, with ejector 336. ,, and have all been confirmed to sell the Gen4 9mm trigger housing with 30274 ejector, other retailers may have old stock that still have the old 336 ejector. Here's the only way to get a 30274 ejector in a pre-Gen4 pistol: An ejector is only sold with the associated Trigger Mechanism Housing. I would suggest ordering a Gen4 9mm trigger housing that has the 30274 ejector, Glock manufacturer part number 30275. 40 28926 ejector into the Gen3 trigger housing of the gun and use a replacement extractor.
#Glock 30274 ejector install
What fixed the ejection in that gun was to install a "Gen4". I tried the extractor from my G23 which ejects fine and it made no difference. With my Gen3 G27 it started ejecting erratically at 200 rounds and got progressively worse until 300 where it pretty much stabilized in how erratic the ejections were. Some have replaced their extractors and ejection was good for the first few hundred rounds on that extractor then it began ejecting erratically again.
In most cases it doesn't start until you've put a few hundred rounds through it, I think in a lot of cases the new extractors are such a soft metal that they're wearing down to be out of spec. Some parts may need to be installed by a qualified gunsmith. Factory replacement parts are manufactured to the exact same specifications and tolerances and use the same manufacturing materials as the original parts which guarantees excellent fit and reliable operation. It sounds like the erratic ejection problem. This replacement part is a factory original from Glock.
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