EAA CORP BOUNTY HNT 22LR/M 6.75″ 6RD BL

EAA's Bounty Hunter in .22 LR is a single-action revolver built for shooters who want low-recoil practice, small-game hunting, or a reliable trail gun without complexity. The 6.75-inch barrel and fixed front blade sight deliver straightforward accuracy, and the PC §32100 exempt status makes it California legal. TacticCAL stocks this model for Bay Area owners seeking a no-frills, durable revolver.

Single-Action Revolver for Casual Shooting and Training

The Bounty Hunter fills a specific niche: affordable, low-recoil trigger time without the learning curve of a semi-automatic. Six-round capacity and .22 LR ballistics make it ideal for plinking, small-game work, or introducing newer shooters to revolver fundamentals. The fixed front blade sight keeps the design simple and robust—no adjustable mechanisms to drift or require zeroing. Weight and proportions favor extended range sessions without fatigue. Owners often pair this with a basic Galco or Safariland holster for field carry, and ammunition is inexpensive and widely available. This is a working tool, not a tactical platform, and that clarity of purpose appeals to Bay Area collectors and casual shooters alike. Learn about PC §32100 exempt revolvers.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bounty Hunter suitable for small-game hunting in California?

.22 LR is legal for small game like rabbits and squirrels in CA. The 6.75-inch barrel provides adequate sight radius for field accuracy. Check your local county regulations on hunting zones and seasons before use.

What should I plan for during the 10-day wait after purchase?

You'll have your FSC in hand before starting DROS. Use the wait to source .22 LR ammunition, research local ranges, acquire a basic holster (Galco or Safariland make solid options), and read the manual. A locked transport case is required by CA law for any range trip.

How does single-action operation differ from double-action revolvers?

Single-action requires you to manually cock the hammer before each shot—slower than double-action, but typically delivers a cleaner, lighter trigger break. This makes it excellent for deliberate practice and accuracy work, less ideal for rapid-fire scenarios.

How long is the California firearm waiting period?

California requires a 10-day waiting period from when DROS is submitted until you can take possession of the firearm.

What do I need to bring for DROS in California?

Bring a valid California driver's license or ID card, proof of residency, your Firearm Safety Certificate (FSC), and payment for the firearm and transfer fees.

How much does an FFL transfer cost in Sunnyvale?

See our pricing and fees page at https://tacticcalgunstore.com/pricing-and-fees/ for current FFL transfer rates — TacticCAL keeps fees flat and transparent. See all CA compliant firearms we carry.

TacticCAL Gun Store Sunnyvale CA is your Bay Area FFL transfer dealer for California compliant handguns — same-day DROS Sunnyvale processing for Campbell and South Bay buyers.