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Should the ejector rod be getting stuck at all when you pull it back? I have to pull it back far enough to eject the spent casings. Then, sometimes, I have to wiggle that little tip of the rod to get it to shoot back forward.
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European American Armory Bounty Hunter Blued 7.5" 44mag Revolver
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Hi Nathan, The EAA Bounty Hunter's ejector rod can have issues, particularly with its design, which may make it difficult to eject spent cartridges. Some users have successfully replaced the ejector rod with parts from other manufacturers, such as Colt, after some fitting adjustments.
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