Cleaning ejectors

Geordietrapper · **Joined:** Mon Jan 27, 2020 12:07 pm **Posts:** 18

I have always removed, cleaned and greased my Beretta ejectors after every session as they are so easy to do. I now have a Browning and the ejectors have two pieces and a retention screw, now often to members remove and clean their Browning ejectors?

browning66 · **Posted:** Thu Jul 23, 2020 1:07 pm

Occasionally- I've shot Brownings over 35 years. Owned and sold 4 OU's and now have two 725's that I shoot regularly but am not he best at cleaning guns. Every couple months I'll clean to bore, chokes, chamber, receiver face, hinge areas and ejectors. Think I removed ejectors off the guns in 2017.

28ga. · **Posted:** Thu Jul 23, 2020 4:04 pm

They can be cleaned and lubed pretty well on the gun by working them back & forth while doing that. Removing for a thorough cleaning annually is probably a good idea, and check the retention screws to make sure they are staked in place; if not, might need some Loctite to make sure they don't loosen up.

DEG · **Posted:** Fri Jul 24, 2020 5:01 pm

Never. I can get them clean enough without removing them.

lt0026 · **Joined:** Thu Jul 31, 2008 11:12 am **Posts:** 5721

Twice a year is more than enough cleaning and lube of ejectors.

John H · **Posted:** Sun Jul 26, 2020 9:09 am

Once or twice a year is plenty.

Jaspo01 · **Posted:** Wed Jul 29, 2020 8:48 pm

DEG wrote:

Never. I can get them clean enough without removing them.

AMEN Brother!!

I never cleaned my previous Citori or Superposed Ejectors by removing them.
I did remove my Beretta's ejectors several times to clean them only to find
they were still clean even after several thousand rounds.

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