Forty Guns Page #3
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- 1957
- 80 min
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- Sometimes a man's gotta
blow off a little steam.
If you can't handle a horse
without spurs, you have no business riding.
Come on. Your guns.
Rio!
Why'd you run to my sister,
cry on her shoulder like the rest?
No, Brockie, I'm not like the rest.
Runnin'to her for help.
That makes you no different.
Who could I go to, Brockie?
Who could I turn to?
You know I'm alone, and you wouldn't
see me anymore.
I had to go to her.
You know what
you're gonna do?
You're gonna go to my sister, and you're
gonna tell her I never touched you.
No, Brockie.
I'm not going to lie to her.
She was kind to me.
She gave me money.
She said she would
help me, and that...
- You're gonna tell her it's a lie.
- No, Brockie.
I ought to shove you right off this cliff.
- You do, and your bread
and butter goes with me.
- If Jessica weren't your sister...
You'll never get her, Logan.
You're too clumsy, too weak.
You haven't got the stomach
for her kind of woman.
I've wanted to kill you lots of times
for the trouble that you cause her.
Why don't you grow up and stop
riding roughshod over these girls?
You've got a chance to amount to something
with a woman like Jessica behind you.
We paid Chisholm 300 a month.
We'd go to five to get you.
- Just the name Bonell is worth the extra
- Drop from line...
of bore five-eighths to eleven-sixteenths
at comb for low mounting.
Five-eighths to eleven-sixteenths.
There are worse jobs
than being city marshal.
Drop at heel between one
and one five-eighths.
One and one five-eighths.
It's time you settled down
in one place, Wes.
This is good wood for the stock.
Fiddle back grain. You don't want that.
Give me that new walnut
that just came in, Dad.
That, uh, flame grain.
This what you mean?
- Yeah?
- Just fine.
- First time I ever been measured for a rifle.
You've got a high cheekbone
and a low shoulder.
Gonna make trouble for you?
Nothing I can't handle.
How long will it take
to make this rifle for me?
A long time. You'll have to come in
every day for a fittin'.
Yeah?
I guess it is time I settled down.
But this town looks like any other town.
A Spanger rifle looks like any other rifle...
unless you know good work from bad.
This is pretty good work.
Never saw any better.
Yeah. This kind of rifle's
worth hangin' around for.
I never kissed a gunsmith before.
Any recoil?
Whoa!
Whoa.
I have a warrant for
one of your men, Miss Drummond.
Would you mind passing it down, please?
Mr. Connelly,
does the governor know about this?
It didn't come through
our office in Prescott.
- Judge Macy?
- It's not a local warrant.
- Is it in order?
- Yes, I think so.
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