"The Walk" to the Street Fight in Tombstone 

Did he dunk on your head at the end?

Thank you!

lot of stuff was inaccurate.

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Not true at all. The pistols of the old west were much more accurate than the average owner.

I live here in Tombstone and when I go to the range I see people hitting targets dead on ALL the time with a wide variety of pistols...

I don't know if they would exist cause that happened over 130 years ago.

About a 100 years to late. Lol

such as?

"Walking With a Guitar" An original by Ron Everett.

black powder a little overrated for total obscuring a few feet in front of you. Most black powder stories seem to flow from the effects of volleys on civil war battlefields from 100s and 1000s of guns and cannon on hot, humid days in MD and VA in 1862-63. First few shots from a few handguns (one shotgun to one flank) no big deal. Just ask the Earps...only the Cowboy faction seem to miss.

Hiding from Wyatt. They weren't stupid.

Biden was at the shootout. Took off running. Hunter drew a picture of it.

not sure about the politics there being that lopsided against Earps. Clum, a New Yorker, was the Mayor; biggest paper in town, "Epitath," was anti-"Cowboy" and, after OK Corral, pro-Earp; only Justice of the Peace, Wells Spicer, who heard the post-OK Corral evidence against Earps and Holliday, was a New Yorker. AZ wasn't Texas. I'd guess 60-40 pro-Cowboy, at best. Guns unreliable? NO idea where he got that. Colt and Remington were main two revolvers and were of impeccable reputation for reliability and lethality close. Combatants young? So what!? Not counting coward Ike, oldest guy there was Virgil at 35, Wyatt at 33, Morgan 29, Doc 32, McLaureys somewhere in their early to late 20s. Woman across street changing her story? Who knows. Unless she was looking at the very moment first shots were fired, she wouldn't have seen the legally critical portion anyway. Pretty weak narration imo. And lose the silly pony tail.

@@teller121 Guns back there weren't machine made and the bore was rough inside. The bullet travelling along the barrel would be bouncing from side to side and up and down so the last part that it hit in the barrel would determine the trajectory, that was fairly random. The reason you see that people get away from any fight situation is more fear of being hit accidentally. The picture you have of John Wayne firing Colts accurately over a half mile is pure Hollywood bs.

@@colinp2238 The guns of the Old West were all machine made. There was no such thing as a bullet bouncing around in the barrel.

@@shooterqqqq Maybe I was thinking of muskets.

He was the only one with a long coat so Virgil lent the Wells Fargo shotgun to him so it would be hidden.

Interesting that every point you brought up was addressed in the video itself. Fremont Street was ALWAYS a super wide street. You can easily tell by the distance between Schieffelin Hall and the old city hall both 1880's buildings and quite far apart. The highway in no way shape or form runs over the lot, or the boarding house, the street was as wide then as it is now😉

The Earps were completely in the right, Han drew first.

Billy Clanton fired first the Earps did not

T Ritchie from eyewitnesses accounts from the trial transcripts which you can find online. A lot of people in Tombstone believe that the earps where in the right in going down there. A lot of witnesses said that the clantons had guns and the earps were coming to disarm them. Also it didn't help that the Clanton's testimony at the trial were fishy and raised questions. While Wyatt seemed genuine. It is known that Ike lied in the trial to try and get revenge on Wyatt. Didn't help him. Now is the question did the Earps went down there looking for a fight or to really disarm them? We may never know because we weren't there and the witnesses has died off. I'm a big Wyatt Earp and Tombstone buff so I have studied the Ok Corral feud.

No one in this story has all clean hands. Certainly not the Earps. However the Clintons and the Cowboys had to be taken down by Martial Law, the U.S. Army, and federal Marshalls

No the Earp's were better if you really watch in the past.

Still gunning for Wyatt after all these years.

His real last name. Wtf I don't know. Lol😊

140 years of good eating will do that to a man 😊

Wow must have been the ring.

It's just you.😊

@@danfrakes5871 Nah, i think he's light in the loafers

A pinto or mustang. Dummy everybody knows that.😊

Who cares 😂😂😂

Obviously YOU, because you've never done it, or ever will. Jerk.

yes, that was a major red flag on this guy. Colt, Remington...crappy? Just because powder wasn't smokeless doesn't mean anything as to immediate accuracy and reliability of the handguns involved. The US Army had purchased the 1873 SAA, .45 Colt, over eight years prior to this incident, with no complaints except from poor Indians. also, the fact that that the participants were young...so what? 18 is pretty young (though he purportedly wounded one of the earps), but the others were known to be pretty reliable guns. But regardless, I doubt they'd be less edgy had they been 45!

I'm actually related to Doc Holliday. He was a cousin a few times removed on my father's side. He's documented to have carried a .38 1877 Colt Lightning Double Action. He had it custom made with nickel plating and an ivory bird's head grip. He was also known to have carried an old single shot percussion lock derringer in his vest pocket. I own a replica of his Colt and it's damn near the perfect sidearm. It's small, lightweight, and I've shot it probably 90 times without a single misfire. It was perfect for a guy who was 5'7 and 125lbs that had very little physical strength. Far from a "crappy" gun. Hell that little revolver is more reliable than my Glock.

@@johnnychaos152 It is a modern replica made under different conditions and would perform as a modern side arm not as one of 150 years ago.

@Stop the BS Does military combat and riots count as gunfights? And usually you are sick afterwards, your training should help you overcome the initial fear.

@Stop the BS In riots where stones and Molotovs are coming at you?

Where do you think mail in ballets were first used.

IS YOUR *NEW* *IMPROVED?!!

One day you will be underneath one.

Go back to sleep. 😊

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Shove your CAPS LOCK, buddy.

​@@TheBatugan77 OH GO FUCK YOURSELF AND YOUR I'M YELLING PC BULLSHIT I THOUGHT ALL YOU ASSHOLES WERE DEAD

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