Walther P1 Ejector

P1 Pistol Ejector

This is the ejector for the Walther P1, the 9x19mm service pistol carried by the West German Bundeswehr. The ejector is the part that strikes each spent case as the slide moves back and flips it out through the ejection port. If yours is missing, broken or weak, the pistol can fail to clear empties. P1 owners, gunsmiths and collectors keep this part on hand to keep a service pistol running or to complete a parts set.

Features

• German Army Issue — Sourced from German Army stocks, so it is an original service part rather than an aftermarket copy.
• Walther P1 Fit — Made for the P1 pistol in 9x19mm, the cartridge also sold as 9mm Luger or 9mm Parabellum.
• Flat Steel Body — A single flat piece of steel forms the long arm of the ejector.
• Angled Ejector Tip — The bent foot at one end is the face that contacts the spent case and kicks it clear.
• Fitted Wire Spring — A thin wire spring is staked into the rear of the part, so it arrives as one assembly.
• Semicircular Cutout — The notch along the lower edge follows the original factory profile so the part seats as designed.
• Dark Finish — The steel carries a dark, low-glare finish that matches the rest of the P1's internals.

German Army Issue Part

The P1 was the Bundeswehr's version of the Walther P38 and remained its standard sidearm for decades. Military parts were made to a set government specification, which is why issue spares stay in demand among people who shoot and restore these pistols. The ejector comes with its spring attached. Fitting may call for some familiarity with the P1's internals, so a gunsmith is a sensible choice if you have not taken one apart before.