The ejector is easily lost if one is not careful how they disconnect the extractor. If you have done everything correctly then the ejector and ejector spring will be sitting pretty in the bolt.

You can see the ejector in the photograph below at the 4 o'clock position in this picture or 6 o'clock on the bolt face.

Removing the Ejector is a simple matter of just pulling it straight out.

The ejector spring can be separated from the ejector by putting a thumbnail under the coil closest to the ejector and slowly working it off. It is important not to bend or stretch the spring while doing this.

With the Ejector and the Ejector Spring removed we turn our attention to removing the Extractor Spring and Extractor Spring Plunger Plunger.

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