Coming from the armories of film studios, including 20th Century Fox, Stembridge Gun Rentals, RKO and MGM, all of which sold their firearms inventories between 1970 and 2000, the guns used in the film belong to Al Frisch, one of the film’s producers. Al’s search through Stembridge’s rental agreements reveals the film history of a number of guns in his collection, turning the run-of-the-mill shooting irons used in Vengeance Trail into motion picture icons. Having played the hard-riding s


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