Gunfights of the Old West on CD
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This CD contains sixteen Old West gunfights and shootouts told as history said they happened. They're not necessarily the sixteen most popular ones, but each was selected because, unlike the shootouts in the Western movies and television shows, they illustrated how Old West gunfights really took place.

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Including the captivating descriptions of the following historic gunfights of the Old West and an explanation of the general impression of how shootouts took place, and how they really did. According to Bill Hunley, owner of the Bird Cage Theater in Tombstone, AZ, "This is a great CD. We love listening to the stories as we travel in our car."

• Shootout at the O. K. Corral – The facts about the Old West’s most famous shootout that actually didn’t even take place at the O. K. Corral.
• Owens/Cooper Shootout – Fancy dresser Commodore Perry Owens takes out four men in seconds without getting a scratch.
• Fisher/Thompson Killed – Gunmen King fisher and Ben Thompson go for a night out in San Antonio, Texas. Unfortunately, they went into the wrong tavern, and end up coming out feet first.
• County Seat War – Jim and Tom Masterson, the brothers of Bat, get into a standoff, and Bat saves their lives by merely sending a telegram. But it was some telegram
• Morse/Soto Shootout – County Sheriff Harry Morse performs super human feats. Was he the 1800’s equivalent to Clark Kent
• Hickok/Coe Shootout – Wild Bill Hickok was known as the “king of the pistolaros.” But in 1871, in his last shootout, he killed his own deputy by mistake.
• Coffeyville, Kansas Shootout – The Dalton Gang, desiring to outdo the James Gang by robbing two banks at one time, end up being wiped out.
• Harrison/Levy Shootout – This story is a perfect example of gunfights being won by the deliberate, not the fast.
• Billy the Kid Escapes – After being arrested by Pat Garrett, Billy the Kid decides not to stick around and be hanged. A couple of jailers pay the ultimate price.
  Short/Courtright Shootout – Gunmen took advantage of any edge they could get. Luke Short was aided by pocket watch to win this one.
• Richardson/Loving Gunfight – The love of a woman who loved another caused death in Dodge City.
• Cahill/Linn Shootout – Gunman Buck Linn came after Bill Raynard, who didn’t even own a gun. But, the loan of a gun by a friend and advice from Wyatt Earp was all Bill Raynard needed.
• Masterson/Peacock Shootout – Bat Masterson comes to the aid of his brother, James, shoots a man, and is fined $8.
• Allison/Colbet Shootout – After having a few drinks and a casual dinner with Chunk Colbert, Clay Allison shoots his friend for desert.
• Blazer’s Mill Shootout – During the Lincoln County War, “Buckshot” Roberts took on a group of thirteen Regulators that included Billy the Kid, and Buckshot them run for their lives.
• Harden/Sleman Shootout – When you face a gunman who has killed over 40 men, you want to make sure he’s facing the other direction when the shooting starts.