Crescent ejector rod.

[tom black]

OK I think I saw this on here a while back but who sells one of these for a Ruger? Thanks.
Tom Black

 

[G2]

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=9940 ... ROD_BUTTON

 

[M'BOGO]

They are also factory on the New Vaquero. You could contact Ruger.

 

[M'BOGO]

I called Ruger today, as nobody is stocking them. $7.00 each from Ruger, p/n MVQ 10800 for blued. I ordered them for my .44 spc Blackhawks. If you want stainless, check the Ruger website for the part number.

 

[Boxhead]

Dave Clements make the best one IMO.

 

[tom black]

I just got one from Brownell's a few days ago for twenty some odd dollars.
Tom Black

 

[M'BOGO]

I fitted one of the New Vaquero crescent ejector rods on my Bisley flattop .44 spc, and there is a bit of a gap between the barrel and the top of the crescent. I think it is more so than on the New Vaquero (didn't dig it out to compare, but looks about the same as on Gunblast http://gunblast.com/Ruger-NewVaquero.htm ). It is sharp, and for $7.00, I smile.

I did fit aftermarket ones on a Blackhawk and Vaquero. One required some fitting, the other was used with and aftermarket "cammed" ejector rod housing, and required no fitting.

 

[G2]

I just got one from Brownell's a few days ago for twenty some odd dollars.
Tom Black

Tom,

Which one for twentysome odd, part # please.

Have you installed it? if so how did it work out?

Thanks in advance for the update/info..

 

[tom black]

G2,
Oooops. How about $38+. Sorry. I had to do a little bit of filing on it to get it to go into the steel ejector rod housing but if I can do it with my 10 thumbs then anyone can. The gun its going on should be here late next week. I don't see a problem.
Tom

 

[Bob Wright]

For the optimum installation with a crescent head ejector rod, a cam cut ejector rod housing works best of all:

Such as:

Bob Wright

 

[tom black]

Bob,
I agree with you 100%. They are the berries.
Tom Black

 

[CraigC]

I've tried a bunch of them and Clements' (center) is the best of the crescents. Although my favorite is the bullseye but it also takes a good bit of fitting to make it operate smoothly.