1911 / 2011 Ejector Pin Drill Bit by Dawson Precision

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Dawson Precision (Ejector Pin Drill Bit) uses it’s counter clockwise cutting edge to keep the ejector pulled tight into the frame during the drilling process. Using a standard drill bit will push the ejector up and away from the frame during drilling causing a loose fit.

If you’ve ever installed an ejector onto a 1911 or 2011 frame you know it’s a pain in the butt. First, you have to install the ejector into the frame. Then you have to stick a sharp object into the ejector pin hole and mark the spot on the ejector. Next you have to take out the ejector and file that spot with a needle file. Put the ejector back in and check the pin's fit. Repeat again and again until the pin fits. It’s a pain in the butt and hard to get a perfect fit. But now there’s a simple, easy way that you’re gonna love. Using the Dawson Precision Ejector Pin Drill Bit, just install the ejector into the frame, chuck the drill bit into your hand held reversible drill and (very carefully) with very little force, let the drill bit do the work and drill through the ejector pin hole from the RIGHT side of the frame with the drill SET TO REVERSE. This allows the ejector pin hole to act as a drill guide. Now the cutting edge only contacts the post on the ejector and since its rotating counter clockwise it actually pulls the ejector tight into the frame.

•ANOTHER INNOVATIVE TOOL FROM DAWSON PRECISION 
•THE FASTEST, EASIEST WAY TO FIT AN EJECTOR TO A FRAME
•0.06250 inch FOR USE WITH 1911 FRAMES
•0.09375 inch FOR USE WITH 2011 FRAMES NEW!