Rhinon, you're thinking that the ejector is a fixed pin/finger like on many other styles. But on the '92 it's actually a spring loaded part of the traveling bolt assembly that tensions the lower part of the case head and holds that tension until the lip of the casing clears the mouth of the chamber. Once that happens it's "PING!" up and out. It's not related to the bolt's travel speed at all.
BCCL, with the reduced power spring if you're ejecting loaded rounds then they do sort of dribble out rather than being tossed with verve. But in a way that's good too since they don't tend to fly away and make you search for them. Instead they only come out about a foot up and to the side if you're cycling them out at the reloading table.