1911 Ejector Pin Fixture
About this product
1911 Ejector Pin Fixture by Apex Tactical. Fits Apex Tactical.
Ships to all 50 states. Available nationwide.
For the Arizona gunsmith or serious 1911/2011 enthusiast working in a high-dust, high-heat environment, the Apex Ejector Pin Fixture is a precision tool built to survive your shop conditions. At $55, this is a straightforward investment in getting your ejector fit right the first time, every time.
When you’re fitting a new ejector to a 1911 or 2011, the critical relationship between the ejector, the frame, and the ejector pin hole has to be exact. Even a fraction of a degree of movement during pinning can cause failures to eject or feed problems downrange. This fixture eliminates that guesswork.
Real-world benefits for the desert shooter:
- Heat and dust resistant. Machined from a solid billet of steel and given a Melonite finish. That means it won’t rust or gall in Arizona humidity spikes, and it sheds fine dust without binding.
- No frame or ejector damage. The set screws are tipped with brass. They hold the ejector firmly in place, but they won’t leave witness marks on your frame or ejector—critical when you’re working on a high-end 2011 build or a vintage 1911.
- Suppressor-ready fitment. Proper ejector-to-frame alignment is especially important on suppressed 1911s, where gas blowback can shift timing. This fixture ensures your ejector angle and depth stay consistent through a full mag dump.
- Works with any 1911 or 2011 frame. No special adapter needed. Drop the frame in, position the ejector, and pin it. Simple, repeatable, and fast.
Specs and fitment:
- Material: Billet steel, Melonite treated for corrosion and wear resistance.
- Set screws: Brass-tipped, hex drive.
- Compatibility: All 1911 and 2011 pattern pistols (Government, Commander, Officer, double-stack, and custom frames).
- Use case: Ejector fitting, replacement, or service—especially useful when swapping to a tuned or extended ejector for suppressor use.
- Price: $55 – a fraction of the cost of a gunsmith visit for a single pin job.
Part of the More, Armorer’s Tools category trail. If you’re building, servicing, or upgrading 1911/2011 pistols in a real-world shop environment, this is a tool you’ll reach for every time you pin an ejector. No