Classic Gunfights
Battle of Rosebud

Battle of Rosebud

General Crook is leading the Big Horn and Yellowstone Expedition, which consists of some 990 cavalry and mule-mounted infantry, 250 friendly...

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Zip Zapped!

Zip Zapped!

Near Cainville, Oklahoma, Marion Hildreth and five other lawmen surround a cabin. After eating supper, Ike Black and Dick Yeager (a.k.a. Zip Wyatt)...

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Dead Man Running

Dead Man Running

Ruben Flanoah “Noah” Wilkerson stepped out of Joe Erimmer’s buckboard, and after thanking him for the ride from Parachute, Colorado, mentally...

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Battle of the Plaza

Battle of the Plaza

April 16, 1881 Bat Masterson has just covered 1,100 miles, mostly by rail, to come to the aid of his estranged brother Jim. As the Dodge City-bound...

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Overkill!

Overkill!

It is a warm, muggy morning, as Clyde Barrow drives his stolen V-8 Ford towards Methvin’s place, which is a twenty-minute drive from Gibsland,...

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Doc Gets Hammered

Doc Gets Hammered

October 10, 1880 Two well-known sports, John Tyler and John Henry “Doc” Holliday, exchange harsh words while gambling in the Oriental Saloon. His...

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Ike Bites the Dust

Ike Bites the Dust

June 1, 1887 Apache County Stock Association detective J.V. Brighton, formerly known as “Rawhide Jack” during his rustling days, and two lawmen have...

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Shoot-Out in El Paso

Shoot-Out in El Paso

April 14, 1881 Out in the West Texas town of El Paso, ex-Marshal George Campbell is flat-out looking for trouble. “Any American that is a friend of...

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A Cold Ride into Hell

A Cold Ride into Hell

February 10, 1918 In the bitter cold, a four-man posse riding in from Klondyke, Arizona,  surrounds a lone cabin in Kielberg Canyon. The posse—a...

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A Watch to Die For

A Watch to Die For

Dave Tutt walked onto the  town square in Springfield, Missouri, at 6 p.m. on a Friday. He was about to face off with a known adversary, “Wild Bill”...

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