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Borchardt Rifle

RugerA(R) BlackhawkA(R) Ejector Rod Housing - Ejector Rod Housing,1/4''''

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Replaces Factory

Aluminum ejector rod housing on

Made From

A high-lustre blued finish

Added Weight

Helps reduce muzzle flip

Fits Blackhawk

7 1/2", 5 1/2", and

4" Long

1/4" wide

$35.49
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SKU: 850200250

Overview

This machined steel ejector rod housing is intended as a replacement for the factory aluminum part on Ruger Blackhawk revolvers. It is offered in a high-lustre blued finish and is described as fitting Blackhawk models with 7 1/2", 5 1/2", and 4-5/8" barrels, with the 1/4" version specified for older guns with silver brazed studs. The added weight is noted as helping reduce muzzle flip, while the steel construction is presented as a more durable alternative to the original component. For hunters and revolver owners looking to maintain or restore a Blackhawk with a period-correct fit, it provides a straightforward upgrade path without changing the revolver’s overall character.

Why Hunters Choose the Borchardt Rifle

Replaces Factory

A machined steel housing

Durable Steel

Construction is specified in the

Increased Weight

Is noted to help cut

High-lustre Blued

Finish adds a refined look

Fits Blackhawk

7 1/2", 5 1/2", and

Key Features

  • Replaces the factory aluminum ejector rod housing on Ruger Blackhawk revolvers.
  • Made from machined steel with a high-lustre blued finish.
  • Added weight helps reduce muzzle flip.
  • Fits Blackhawk models with 7 1/2", 5 1/2", and 4-5/8" barrels.
  • 4" long and 1/4" wide.
  • Older guns with silver brazed studs use the 1/4" model; new guns use the .200" model.

Best Used For

  • Ruger Blackhawk owners replacing the factory aluminum ejector rod housing with a steel part
  • Hunters wanting a heavier revolver setup that may help reduce muzzle flip
  • Shooters maintaining older Blackhawk revolvers with silver brazed studs
  • Owners of 7 1/2, 5 1/2, or 4-5/8 inch Blackhawk barrels needing the 1/4 inch model

Specifications

Blade FinishHigh-lustre blued
FitsBlackhawk with 7 1/2", 5 1/2", and 4-5/8" barrels
Length4 in (10 cm)
MaterialSteel
Model NoteOlder guns with silver brazed studs use the 1/4" model; new guns use .200" model
Replacement PartFactory aluminum ejector rod housing
Width1/4 in (6.3 mm)

Pros

  • Replaces the factory aluminum part with a machined steel housing
  • Durable steel construction is specified in the product data
  • Increased weight is noted to help cut down muzzle flip
  • High-lustre blued finish adds a refined look to the revolver
  • Fits Blackhawk revolvers with 7 1/2", 5 1/2", and 4-5/8" barrels

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Fits only specific Ruger Blackhawk barrel lengths, so compatibility should be checked before ordering.
  • The added steel weight changes the revolver’s balance, which may be a benefit for some shooters but not all.
  • This is a replacement part for the factory aluminum ejector rod housing, so it is intended for a specific upgrade rather than a universal fit.
  • Older guns with silver brazed studs require the 1/4" model; newer guns use the .200" model.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Revolver replacement parts
  • Revolver maintenance accessories
  • Single-action revolver upgrades
  • Firearm hardware components

Suggested Accessories

  • Revolver cleaning kit
  • Gun vise
  • Gunsmithing screwdriver set
  • Replacement screws and pins

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this ejector rod housing replace on the Ruger Blackhawk?

It replaces the factory aluminum part on Ruger Blackhawk revolvers.

Which Blackhawk barrel lengths does this housing fit?

It fits Blackhawk models with 7 1/2", 5 1/2", and 4-5/8" barrels.

Is this the correct version for older or newer Blackhawks?

The product data says older guns with silver brazed studs use the 1/4" model, while new guns use the .200" model.

What finish does this ejector rod housing have?

It has a high-lustre blued finish.

What material is this ejector rod housing made from?

The specifications list it as steel.