Movie cowboy shootout

Your list of favorite gunmen is missing one famous one, who might well out do all of them. He was played by Richard Boone, and the name of the TV show was "Have Gun, will travel", his screen name was Paladin!

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He might well have been the toughest, baddest, meanest, and most Knightly" of all?

Regards,

The Duke definitely played a tough game, beat the robot to the draw, but the bullets just mushroomed on the metal chestplate, giving just enough time for the bald one to head-but the duke and break his nose, severely. As his eyes watered and the blood flowed, he didn't notice the very short Harmonica creep up and shoot him under the chin. Fortunately for Klaus, he was wearing dark glasses and didn't notice it was daytime. The power of mental suggestion proven again.

Originally posted by Nick1986 What about the other three lawmen? Roy wears the white hat, Henry has almost 40 years gunfighting experience, and Kevin is a tree-dwelling mailman who could easily go postal with a longbow, broadsword or Tommy gun

Edited by Centrix Vigilis - 24-May-2011 at 20:54

Originally posted by Nick1986 CV, older cowboys tend to the most dangerous. You'd have to be a skilled gunfighter to reach that age

What if Kid Shaleen came to town (with his underage hooker girlfriend Sissy but minus the Dirty Dozen)?

The Kid was only sober once then got off a lucky shot....Rooster on the other hand was a killer especially when drunk...this is the other side of John Wesley Hardin.