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Dean, I guess I should have said "The hole would still be there." The screw may not be there, but the hole won't disappear, although it may be filled. On the aftermarket ejectors on the original poster's gun, the screw is still there because there is not an ejector stop on the doll's head. I believe that would have been a better system on the Parker ejector system also. The puny little stop on the doll's head has been a headache for some owners. A nice heavy screw would never present a problem.
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