I think there is a confusion between the extractor & ejector. Never formed the ejector but you can adjust tension on the extractor . I did it with the 1911 Extractor Adjusting Tool ( EAT ) made by Weigand Machine and Design , I bought it from Brownells for $ 44.00. The extractor tension for 100% reliability they say is between 25 - 28 ounces checked with a RCBS trigger weight gauge. You can make accurate adjustments with the tool . It worked for me .
That's why I was asking about differences in case rim differences , if the case is wider the tension would be more so when checking tension they use a flat brass plate , one end for 45 the other for 38 , the second plate 9mm the other 40 . Check it out for yourself on line at Brownells. Hope I Helped.
Chris
That's why I was asking about differences in case rim differences , if the case is wider the tension would be more so when checking tension they use a flat brass plate , one end for 45 the other for 38 , the second plate 9mm the other 40 . Check it out for yourself on line at Brownells. Hope I Helped.
Chris