How to Replace the Ejector- SA Prodigy and Other 1911 Style Platforms

Did you just break your ejector on your Springfield Armory Prodigy, 1911, or 2011 pistol? Or are you wanting to upgrade the MIM ejector that came with it? Either way, most of what you are about to see is applicable with some exceptions, of course, and I'm sure you can figure it out since you are willing to do the work yourself. Did I mention that this was my first time doing this? If I can figure it out on the fly then you can as well. I have faith!

Most of the work performed is with basic tools with the exception of one, the Dawson Precision Ejector Drill Bit ($8, part# is in the video) that I used to drill out the pin slot on the EGW Extra Long Ejector #10011. This bit is designed specifically for this purpose and is reversed cut so it helps pull the part tight to the frame. I still used a small vise to make sure though.

Time expected to do the work: a lazy afternoon.
Platform: Springfield Armory Prodigy 1911 DS 5" (4.25" would be the same)

Time Stamps:
0:00 Stupid intro- but I found it entertaining
2:37 Examining the EGW Extra Long Ejector
3:44 Removing the old extractor
5:56 Comparing the new and old ejectors
6:49 Installing the new EGW Ejector
7:44 Dawson Precision Drill Bit- which to use?
9:09 Briefly drooling while talking about the Oracle Arms 2311- I want one
9:24 Game plan for drilling the pin hole with out messing it up
10:14 Drilling and what can happen
11:22 Ejector Pin install
11:52 Fitting the new Ejector to the Slide- the most time consuming part!
16:26 Trimming the Ejector Arm
18:22 Benchtop testing of Ejector