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Looking For: Bullseye Ejector Rod Head
Niederlander:
Gentlemen, I prefer the bullseye ejector rod head to the crescent shaped one. Anyone know where to get one? S & S is out for now.
Abilene:
I'm thinking an Italian rod would probably fit fine? ...VTI, Cimarron, Taylors, EMF, DGW, etc.
Texas John Ringo:
Dixie Gun Works
https://www.dixiegunworks.com/index/page/product/product_id/1734/category/402/category_chain/392,393,394,402/product_name/EJ1238+Ejector+Rod+Head+%28repro.%29+for+Colt+S.A.+Army+1873+Frontier+and+Bisley+and+Double+Action%2C+Lightning+1877+Revolver
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Drydock:
Cimarron part # 164 model p old model 44/45. $27.50. Complete rod, finished, fits everything I've put it in.
grey ghost 99:
Just ordered a complete one from taylors, IIRC $18
Don't forget there are 2 sizes depending on caliber
44 & 45 are full diameter, gods caliber(38 wcf) and smaller use a stepped down in diameter rod
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