Precision, safety, and traditional revolver ergonomics converge in a handgun that’s built for shooters who value straightforward mechanics and dependable construction. Whether you’re on the range, collecting classic-style pistols, or training fundamentals, understanding the safety systems and handling characteristics of a single-action revolver is essential.

EAA BOUNTY HUNTER is a traditional 6-shot single action revolver designed with modern safety upgrades that preserve the classic feel while minimizing accidental discharge risk. Shop this product

Core Features and What They Mean

The Bounty Hunter combines a single action firing cycle with a recessed chamber and a transfer bar safety. The recessed chambers help contain primer ignition and reduce the risk of chain-fire under adverse conditions. The transfer bar prevents the hammer from contacting the firing pin unless the trigger is fully depressed — a critical passive safety improvement over vintage resting-notch-only designs. A half-cock position is provided for safe loading and cylinder rotation, preserving traditional handling while adding user-friendly control.

Why the safety systems matter

Single-action revolvers are valued for their crisp trigger and simple maintenance. By integrating a transfer bar and recessed chambers, this model addresses known hazards of older single-action designs without changing the feel that collectors and shooters expect. That makes it suitable for defensive practice, cowboy-action shooting, or as a reliable range pistol.

Price-conscious shooters will appreciate that the Bounty Hunter is offered at $356.99, delivering classic styling and modern safeguards at an accessible price point. The model listing is noted as Various under the Eaa brand, giving buyers options in configuration while keeping category identification clear as a Revolver.

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Handling, Maintenance, and Practical Use

Routine cleaning and inspection of the transfer bar and cylinder recesses will keep the Bounty Hunter operating reliably. The blue finish offers corrosion resistance and a traditional aesthetic; maintain it with standard firearm oils and avoid abrasive solvents. For shooters transitioning from semi-autos, the half-cock and single-action reset provide a predictable, teachable manual of arms useful in fundamentals training.

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