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no it is not a transfer bar but it also is not a fixed hammer mounted firing pin "EMF's Great Western II single action revolvers are manufactured by FAP F.LLI Pietta. Our Great Western II (GWII) line is period correct with the floating firing pin in the hammer, not a transfer bar."

Hi Kevin and welcome. This Model has a Floating Firing Pin meaning it is essentially a 3 - Click model and not the traditional Colt 4 - Click. Cheers and stay safe!

Hi Kevin, no transfer bar. True to the originals, with the floating firing pin in the hammer, the "Californian" models feature hammer forged steel barrels, which are high polished and blued. The CNC machined, dropforged frames are color-casehardened, in Pietta's signature deep, rich combination of blues, browns, and purples. These frames are an improvement on the traditional casted frames of the Colt single action revolvers. The wider rear and larger front sights offer faster sight acquisition. Stay safe & have a great day!