Thanks for all the replies to this!Has anyone ever heard of a new pistol (P3AT) being delivered without the ejector (item 115). I just bought one and studied all the hints and tips in order to do the first cleaning correctly. (As well as the Keltec "Manual" that came with it. Lo and behold, when I took the slide off, there was no ejector. I was watching for it because all the helpful material had told me how it was sort of "Loose" in the frame. I swear. there is no ejector piece in this pistol. What to do? What to do?Thanks for the replies. I guess I've got an ejector after all! Like Battlebug's, It's just impossible to get out using just my fingernail. This is a photo, and I'm sort of assuming that the arrow is pointing at the ejector. Right?? If that's it, it looks like it has been filed down to fit.
Got a photo? I bet you DO have the ejector, they're not easily dislodged from the frame--at least not mine. If it's not there at all you would have a noticable divot in the left side of the frame.
Re: A new P3AT with no ejector If you can run your finger down the left hand rail from front to rear and there is no HOLE 1/4 from the rear, then you do have the ejector. When the ejector is out of the frame there is a hole about the size of a the pinky fingernail.
Before anyone calls this guy a liar, and calls him out, I know of 2 p3at's, both second gen, that had no ejector upon receipt. I own one. zappa50 owns the other. I know about zappas because I told him to buy it anyways (the HC ones are always nice to have), and I knew KT would get him one. Call KT, explain to them that the new p3at has no part #115, and you will have it by friday, in time for a range day on saturday.
That's it. It's supposed to sit flush with the top of the frame. It looks like you have some corrosion. Maybe that's why it wont come out. Mine falls right out when I turn it upside down. I'm glad you found it.
Are you using grease on your rails and inside of slide where rails ride as well as on the hammer and hammer interface in the slide? If not, that will prevent the corrosion you have on the rails and on your hammer. It will also help with reliability of your little pocket rocket.
