Need full length ejector rod for 60

[xsexcess]

Two mistakes on my part; first, i posted this to another forum here (not the 'smithing one) and second, I failed to clearly ask a question.

Does anyone know of a source for the ejector rod and plunger I need to start the below project?

Thanks

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I have a no dash 60, a 3" stainless bbl, a spare stainless hammer ready to bob, and a cut down stainless cylinder release. I'm poised to convert the "2" pistol I never carry (usually carry my 642 when I want a J frame) to fill a different niche in the carry-gun collection.

I did not find a full length ejector rod listed on either the Brownell's or Numrich sites. I could pull the ejector rod from my 651 to see if it would work but thought someone on the forum could provide info on how to source the last parts I need.

Hopefully there are not left/right hand thread issues that will prevent me from converting this pistol.

 

[Charles]

Smith makes a 3" Model 60 currently, so presumably they have some full-length ejector rods. It might need to be cut down a bit, though.

I believe the Model 60 was introduced after the thread pitch swap, so you should be good there.

Good luck with your project!

 

[Bullseye Smith]

Here is two of them listed at the factory:

Part #:
216120000
070660000

Call service dept and they will fix you up. Less than 10 bucks.

 

[Roadranger]

You'll need a center pin also to go with the full length rod. I have a friend that had done several 2" to 3" conversions even on 642's. Bob!