The EAA Bounty Hunter is a .22 LR single-action revolver with an 8-round capacity, alloy frame, and blue finish. It fits the classic Western revolver mold while staying practical for range work and plinking. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action Type: Revolver (Single Action) 
• Barrel Length: 4.75 inches 
• Capacity: 8 rounds 
• Weight: 3.9 lbs. 
• Frame Material: Alloy 
• Finish Color: Blue 
• Manufacturer: EAA Corp 
• Model Number: Bounty H 
   

Detailed Features 

The single-action mechanism means each shot requires a deliberate hammer cock, which does slow the pace but tends to improve focus and accuracy. The recessed chambers keep cartridge rims seated below the cylinder face, a sensible safety detail during loading. A transfer bar prevents the hammer from reaching the firing pin unless the trigger is fully rearward, and the half-cock notch lets you safely rotate the cylinder when loading or unloading. 
 
These features are standard on quality single-action revolvers and work reliably together. .22 LR ammunition keeps the cost per round low, which makes the Bounty Hunter a practical choice for anyone putting a lot of rounds downrange.

Owners of the Bounty Hunter generally come away satisfied, though the feedback has some clear patterns worth knowing.

The price draws consistent praise. For an 8-shot .22 SA revolver with a proper transfer bar and recessed chambers, most buyers feel it punches above what they paid. Build quality gets similar marks — the frame feels solid in hand rather than rattly or toy-like.

The trigger pull and action smoothness are frequently called out as genuine strengths. Both new and experienced shooters mention the accuracy holds up well at typical plinking distances. The classic blue finish attracts buyers who want a Western-style revolver without paying a premium for a Ruger or Uberti.

The 8-round cylinder is seen as a plus over the standard 6-shot SA format, reducing time between reloads during range sessions.

On the critical side, some owners report extraction or cylinder-alignment issues after heavy use. These aren't universal complaints, but they show up often enough that regular cleaning and inspection matter more here than on some other .22s. EAA customer service gets mixed reviews — some people describe responsive support, others report slow or frustrating experiences. Availability of service parts can be uneven.

Weight and size are occasionally mentioned. At 3.9 lbs. it's not a light gun, and a few users note it's not something they'd carry.