Tate (TV-1960) THE GUNFIGHTERS (Episode 11) TV Western 

But some of those series lasted until the early to mid-70's.

Yeah! That's who that was. I knew he looked familiar, but couldn't place him.

His BAR would have taken care of the bad guys. They wouldn't need Tate.

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They are all old.

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As long as they don't use pistols and automatic weapons, who cares?

1875 Remington revolver

It only lasted about 13 wks.

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Who said she didn’t?

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@@Robert-mn8gc True, but using highly period incorrect weapons is still a bit of an issue. Some weapons are over 20 years too new.

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Original title is "A man called Tate" was a series

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This was the era of gimmicks in westerns. Guns, knives ets, so a prosthetic arm seems like a good choice.

Correction; etc.

I have a friend that's only got one arm. at times it's quit humbling the things he manages to do.

+Jose Belindo He trained on a BAR, a Winchester just didn't have enough firepower

Every possible gimmick was tried. The public grew tired.

Liberals.

I read a documentary on Wyatt Erp. He would reload each of his bullets with fresh power and lead every morning. I understand that gunpowder in those days collected a lot of moisture and misfired if not loaded with fresh powder. He actually rarely had to use his pistol and often went months without actually firing it at all. When he retired he and his wife were on a ship on their way to their new home in N California and Wyatt took and threw his pistol in the ocean and never touched a gun again.

The actual gunfighter that reloaded his pistols every day was James Butler Hickok commonly known as Wild Bill Hickok

+Bill Ingram I've heard the same about reloading daily, I suspect it was really for target practice though. Black powder and caps are just fine for at least several years. Not a cause for concern.

@@tedpeterson6999Not sure if that really applied once they went to the black powder cartridge guns.

That's because they don't want u 2 think about it

As long as they don't use pistols and automatic weapons, who cares?

Time machine.

What do you expect for 1960