Showdown at Boot Hill

Theatrical Poster

Country	USA
Directed by	Gene Fowler Jr.
Release Date	1958
Studio	Regal Films

Main Cast
Character	Actor
Luke Welsh	Charles Bronson
Sloane	Robert Hutton
Doc Weber	John Carradine
Jill Crane	Carole Mathews
Sally Crane	Fintan Meyler
Judge Wallen	Paul Maxey
Con Maynor	Thomas Browne Henry
Les Patton	Mike Mason

Showdown at Boot Hill is a 1958 B&W Western movie directed by Gene Fowler Jr. and starring Charles Bronson as Deputy Marshal Luke Welsh who comes to Mound City, hunting for outlaw Con Maynor. When Welsh outguns Maynor, he needs a statement identifying the man, but Maynor was well liked in Mound City, and neighter the Judge, nor any of townsmen wants to sign such a statement. Tensions grow as locals begin to speak that they don't want Marshal in their town. Meanwhile Luke makes a love interest in Sally Crane (Fintan Meyler), a quiet and modest girl serving as a maid in the hotel.

The following weapons were used in the film Showdown at Boot Hill:

Revolvers

Single Action Army

Single Action Army "Civilian" Model

Single Action Army "Civilian" model revolvers are used by several characters, including Deputy Marshal Luke Welsh (Charles Bronson), Con Maynor (Thomas Browne Henry) - the outlaw for whom Welsh hunts, Mound City Sheriff Hinkle (George Pembroke), a rich cattleman and one of the most prominent persons in the town Sloane (Robert Hutton), local fastest gun Les Patton (Mike Mason), and Sloane's henchman Tex (Martin Smith).

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Colt Single Action Army with 4.75" barrel, case colored and blued, referred to as "Quick-Draw" or "Civilian" model - .45 Long Colt

Con Maynor draws his gun but Luke Welsh is faster.

Welsh knocks the revolver out of Sloane's hand with a perfect shot.

Welsh returns fire when he gets fired on by Sloane's henchmen.

A close view of Welsh's revolver in same scene.

Les Patton claims that he is the fastest gun and smashes with a shot a glass thrown into the air.

Sheriff Hinkle tries to stop the mob, instigated by Sloane against Luke Welsh.

Sloane and Tex with revolvers in hands.

Sloane holds his revolver.

Charles Bronson holds his revolver on a promotion still.

Single Action Army "Artillery" Model

Sloane's henchman Corky (William Stevens) and one of the townsmen in the armed mob carry Single Action Army "Artillery" model revolvers.

Colt Single Action Army with 5.5" barrel known as the "Artillery" model - .45 Long Colt

Corky carries a revolver in holster.

Corky's revolver is seen when the mob breaks in the hotel.

A townsman at the left holds an "Artillery" revolver.

Corky aims at Sheriff Hinkle who tries to stop Sloane and his men.

Sloan with Civilian revolver and Corky with Artillery revolver.

Rifles

Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine

When the armed mob, instigated by Sloane, gathers and bursts into the hotel, several men carry Winchester Model 1892 Saddle Ring Carbines. Con Maynor's brother Charles Maynor (George Douglas) takes a rifle from his cart when he joins the mob; this gun is also supposed to be a Winchester 1892 but it is seen too unclear.

Winchester 1892 Saddle Ring Carbine - .32WCF/.38-40/.44-40/.25-20.

A townsman at the right holds a Winchester.

Same man with his rifle in hands stands behind Sloane.

A Winchester in hands of another townsman is seen in center.

Shotguns

Colt Model 1878

When Les Patton (Mike Mason), wounded in shoulder by Luke Welsh during Patton's attempt to prove his superiority, hears the rumble next to his room, he grabs a Colt Model 1878 double barreled shotgun from the wall and tries to make his revenge on Luke Welsh.